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Nepal is known as one of the richest countries for biodiversity, and almost all the climatic zones of the earth are represented within its national boundary (Hara and Williams, 1978; 1979). The World Conservation Monitoring Center have estimated that 6,500 species of angiosperms are found in Nepal (Caldecott et al., 1994; Bista et al., 2001). Out of the estimated 6,500 flowering plants, approximately 1,000 species are trees. Nearly, 200 species attain tree size and are capable of producing timber (Bhargava and Kumar, 1977).

Wood identification of some important timbers through chemical test