1. Banik R.L., 1997. The edibility of shoots of Bangladesh bamboo and their continuous harvesting effect on productivity. Bang. J. For. Sc., 26(1), pp.1-10.

Google Scholar

2. Banik, R.L., 2000. Silviculture and Field-guide to Priorit Bamboos of Bangladesh and South Asia. Published by GoB/BFRI, Chittagong.  pp.187.

Google Scholar

3. Banik, R.L., 2004. Bamboos of Tripura. Indian Forester, 130(9), pp. 1081-1083.

4. Banik, R.L., 2014. An introductory note on Kanak kaich bamboo of Tripura.  Manjari- a monthly Newsletter of NTFP Centre of Excellence, 3(3), pp.5-9.  Deptt of Forest Tripura. Published by NTFPCE Tripura JICA project.

Google Scholar

5. Banik, R.L, 2016.  Silviculture of South Asian priority bamboos. Tropical Forestry, Published by Springer Nature, Singapore. pp.341.  https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-0569-5

Google Scholar

6. Banik, R.L., 2020. Distribution, diversity and prospects for propagation of industrially suitable bamboo species in India. J. Bamboo and Rattan, 19(3), pp.52-69.

Google Scholar

7. Bor, N.L., 1941.  Thyrsostachys oliveri Gamble. Indian Forest Rec. (New series) Botany Vol.2. Part 2, pp.221‑225.

8. Gamble, J.S., 1894. A handsome new Burmese bamboo. Indian Forester, 20

Google Scholar

9. Gamble, J.S., 1896. The Bambuseae of British India. Annals of the Royal Botanic Garden, Calcutta. Vol. 7, Printed at the Bengal Secretariate Press, Calcutta, London. pp.133.

Google Scholar

10. Islam, S.A.M.N., and Rahman, M.M., 2005. Micro-cloning in commercially important six bamboo species for mass propagation and at a large scale.  Plant Tissue Cult. Biotech. 15, pp.103-111.

Google Scholar

11. McClure, F.A., 1966. The bamboos: a fresh perspective. Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Mass, U.S.A. pp.347.

Google Scholar

12. Munro, W., 1868.  A Monograph of the Bambusaceae including description of all the species. The Transactions of the Linnean Society of London, England 26, pp.1-157. (Reprinted in 1966 S.R. Publishers Ltd., England).

Google Scholar

13. Naithani, H.B., 2011. Bamboos of Nagaland. Published by NEPED and NBDA (Nagaland Bamboo Development Agency, India). pp.206.

14. Ramyarangsi, S., 1987. Bamboo Research in Thailand. pp67-69. In Recent Research on Bamboos (Eds. Rao, A.N;  G. Dhanarajan; C. B. Sastry). Proc. of the Intl. Bamboo Workshop, IDRC, Hangzhou, China.

Google Scholar

15. Rawat, B.S., 1987.  Flowering of bamboos.  Indian Forester 113, pp.760-761. 

16. Reza, S., 2014. Economic benefit and livelihood opportunity from Kanak kaich bamboo. Manjari- a monthly Newsletter of NTFP Centre of Excellence, 3(3), pp.12-13.  Deptt of Forest Tripura. Published by NTFPCE Tripura JICA project.

17. Sinha Achintya, K., 2013. Rubber plantation near Agartala. Tripura.  a Face-book notification on October 22, 2013, and also Personal communication

18. Soderstrom, T.R. and Calderon, C.E., 1979. A commentary on the Bamboos (Poaceae: Bambusoideae). Biotropica 11(3), pp.161‑172.

Google Scholar

19. Tammincha, S., 1995. Bamboo shoot Industry and development. pp.33-39. In Bamboo, people and the environment. Vol 4. Socio-economics and Culture. Proc. of the Intl. Bamboo Workshop and the Intl. Bamboo Congress; Bali. Indonesia. 19-22 June,1995.

Google Scholar

20. Tewari, D.N., 1992. A monograph on bamboo. Intl. Book Distributors, Dehra Dun, India. pp.498.

21. Troup, R.S., 1921. The silviculture of Indian trees. Volume III. Gramineae. pp.977-1013. Oxford, Clarendon Press.  

Google Scholar

22. Viswanath, S and Arade S., 2014.  A promising multipurpose bamboo species for peninsular India. Manjari- a monthly Newsletter of NTFP Centre of Excellence, 3(3), pp.16-18.  Deptt of Forest Tripura. Published by NTFPCE Tripura JICA project.

Google Scholar