Bamboo Propagation Series : Basic Bamboo Terminology

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BAMBOO BASICS

BAMBOO PROPAGATION Basic Terminology


A Clump Clump: A cluster of bamboo poles that are interconnected or belong to a single bamboo plant


Culm /Stem Culm or stem: An individual bamboo pole; hollow cylinder or main stem above the ground.


Inter -Node Inter-node: Portion of bamboo between two nodes. The internodal portion has linear fibres.


Node Node: Projected or joining portion of two inter-nodes. This is the growth point of the vegetative axis. Nodes have a cross or interwoven fibre structure (horizontal and vertical).


Shoot Shoot: New emerging culm.


Bud Bud: Eyelike formation located on a culm node or rhizome node.


Rhizome Rhizome: Underground portion of bamboo. The whole root system of the Bamboo is the rhyzome


Culm Sheath Culm sheath: Protective layer on newly emerging culms. The layer drops off on maturity.


CLUMPING BAMBOO ANATOMY Growth Behavior of the Clumping Bamboo

RUNNING BAMBOO ANATOMY Growth Behavior of the Running Bamboo


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