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Acacia catechu abiral final 1
- 1. A PRESENTATION REPORT OF TREE IMPROVEMENT SILVICULTURE BY SECTION-A ROLL NO.-2 IOF HETAUDA 2071-75 BATCH
- 4. It occurs between Terai – 1400m elevations, widespread in Terai, it is more common in peninsular region, particularly in drier parts. It occurs in tropical dry mixed deciduous forests.
- 5. Light Strong light demander, intolerance to any suppression Frost Frost hardy Drought Highly drought resistant Fire Fire resistant Soil pH Basic soil Coppice Coppices well, produces root sucker Browsing Browsing sensitive Root system Strong tap root system Silvicultural characteristics Tree nature A moderate sized deciduous tree Associates Dalbergia sissoo
- 6. Uses •Timber •Excellent fuel wood and high quality charcoal •Good fodder tree •Seed as a edible seed •Cutch is used for tanning and dyeing process •Root fixes atmospheric nitrogen •Gum resin is formed from it etc.
- 9. It is common from Terai to 1000m. It occurs in Terai, Bhabar and Duns. It occurs in northern tropical moist mixed deciduous forests.
- 10. Silvicultural characteristics Light Moderate light demander Frost Frost tender, should not be planted where regular frost occurs Drought Drought resistant Fire Can withstand annual ground fire, sensitive to crown fire Soil Well drained, deep moist loamy soil Coppice Coppices well, produces root sucker Browsing Browsing sensitive Tree nature Large deciduous tree with spreading crown, evergreen in moist condition Associates Dalbergia sissoo
- 11. Uses •Timber is used for high class furniture and cabinet making. •Excellent fuel wood. •Trees are lopped for fodder. •It fixes atmospheric nitrogen.