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1. Sep 14,  · Phyllostachys edulis, or Moso bamboo Facts About Moso Bamboo: It is a temperate species of giant timber bamboo native to China and Taiwan and naturalized elsewhere. The E dulis part of the Latin name is a reference to the fact that it produces edible shoots. This bamboo can reach heights of up to 92 feet.

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2. Bamboo, (subfamily Bambusoideae), subfamily of tall treelike grasses of the family Poaceae, comprising more than genera and 1, species. Bamboos are distributed in tropical and subtropical to mild temperate regions, with the heaviest concentration and largest number of species in East and Southeast Asia and on islands of the Indian and Pacific oceans.

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3. Bamboo Trees, of the family Poaceae, are native to South Asia, Southeast Asia, and East Asia. Many of these species have been transferred to the United States and planted in gardens for either the benefits of a privacy screen or landscaping detail/5(K).

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4. A woody, perennial evergreen plant, which happens to be part of the true grass family, Bamboo isn't technically a tree but can grow to towering heights. How to Plant Bamboo Trees Though specific directions will vary, knowing your growing zone is important/5(54).

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5. Bamboos are evergreen perennial flowering plants in the subfamily Bambusoideae of the grass family Poaceae. The origin of the word "bamboo" is uncertain, but it probably comes from the Dutch or Portuguese language, which originally borrowed it from Malay or keshickgranjetdepo.spirinsosescihaslofadetiriver.co: Poaceae.

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6. Bamboo plants may pique your interest even if you are not planning on growing bamboo plants. For, besides questions about growing them, you will also learn such facts as to how botanists classify them, how you should go about eradicating them if they are unwanted on your property, and what plants masquerade as types of bamboo -- but really are not.

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7. bamboo plants Select a Category below to view Bamboo selections by type, sunlight preferences and USDA Zones Find Your Zone > As you can see by the list of Bamboo categories below, there are bamboo plants for almost any situation in your outdoor landscape and .

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8. Bamboo has been used by mankind since pre-recorded history. Its uses are for food, shelter, tools, warfare, aqueducts, utensils, fuel, privacy screens, and ornamental landscaping, to name a few. Bamboo has become very popular in the last 10 years as a landscape plant in the United States. Bamboo plants are classified as either running or clumping.

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