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Flowering, fruiting and seed maturity are important aspects in the life span of a plant or plant community. These phenological characteristics have great significance in plantation program. A study was carried out from January, 2011 to March, 2012 with a view to explore these phenological affairs of 65 commercially important plantation tree species. The research was conducted covering wide area of hill forest and plain land Sal forests of Bangladesh through repeated field visits and review of literature. The results showed that flowering, fruiting and seed maturity period varied from species to species The findings of the study represent that most of the studied species bear flowers (32 33 species) and fruits (26 29 species) during March-May and April-June respectively. The flowering period varied from 3 to 5 months among the species. The results also showed that viable recalcitrant seeds of most of the species can be collected between May and June with, while for very few species seeds can be collected between September and October. The findings will be helpful to the nursery owners, small scale planters and forest managers to know the information of fruit setting and time of seed collection for raising nursery with desired plant species.

Flowering, fruiting and seed maturity of common plantation tree species in Bangladesh