Forest Department
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An Investigation on Some Physical and Mechanical Properties of Plantation Grown Paduak
An Investigation on Some Physical and Mechanical Properties of Plantation Grown Paduak by Thandar Aye ,Asst. Lecturer , University of Forestry,
Prof. Win Kyi-1, University of Forestry and Khin Maung Sint , Asst. Manager, Myanma Timber Enterprise
Density, Specific Gravity and Dimensional Stability of Seventy- Five Timber Species in Myanmar
Density, Specific Gravity and Dimensional Stability of Seventy- Five Timber Species in Myanmar by Cho Cho Win (Research Assistant -2) Forest Research Institute
and Prof: Win Kyi -1 University of Forestry
Investigation on Physical and Mechanical Properties of Some Myanmar Bamboo Species
Investigation on Physical and Mechanical Properties of Some Myanmar Bamboo Species by Khin Maung Sint, Assistant Manager, Myanmar Timber Enterprise Cho Cho Myint, Research Assistant 2 Forest Research Institute
Investigation on Chemical Properties of Some Myanmar Bamboo Species
Study on the Relationship between Plant and Soil Water Potential to Estimate Growth Pattern of Some Drought Resistant Tree Species in Dry Zone Areas
Study on the Relationship between Plant and Soil Water Potential to Estimate Growth Pattern of Some Drought Resistant Tree Species in Dry Zone Areas
by Dr. Nyi Nyi Kyaw (Deputy Director, Forest Research Institute), Swe Swe Tun (Research Assistant-2, Forest Research Institute)
Study on potentialities of community forestry with special emphasis on rural development and plant species conservation: a case study in Ywa-ngan Township, Shan State
Socio-economic and Environmental Conditions of Forest Dependent Local Communities A Case Study: Sinthe Dam Watershed Area in Tatkon Township
Socio-economic and Environmental Conditions of Forest Dependent Local Communities A Case Study: Sinthe Dam Watershed Area in Tatkon Township
BY Phyu Phyu Swe, Research Assistant -2 Billy Ne Win, Research Assistant -2 Khin Hnin, Research Assistant -3
Forest Research Institute, Nay Pyi Taw July 2008
The production of Rhizobium, Bio-fertilizer in the treatment to enhance the growth of commercially important Padauk and Pyinkado seedlings
The production of Rhizobium, Bio-fertilizer in the treatment to enhance the growth of commercially important Padauk and Pyinkado seedlings
By Saw Yan Aung C Doo (M.Sc, Plant Pathology, UOH)
Wai Wai Than (M.Sc Forest Pathology, UOF)
Mai Lu Lu Phye (B.Ag. YAU)