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There are two main types of bamboo: sympodial and monopodial. Sympodial bamboo grows in dense clumps and produces new culms from the outer layers, while monopodial bamboo spreads via underground rhizomes and produces individual culms. In India, sympodial bamboo makes up over 67% of the bamboo stock and includes common species like Dendrocalamus strictus. The document provides statistics on bamboo growth in India between 2000 and 2005 and details on characteristics of different bamboo species.
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Bamboo is a versatile building material that can be used to construct elevated structures. The document discusses building a bamboo structure that is raised off the ground on an elevated platform. A simple 3 sentence structure is proposed using locally sourced bamboo and other natural materials to create a lightweight yet sturdy platform and structure above the ground.
Bamboo Structure
Bamboo is a versatile building material that can be used for structural elements like beams, columns, walls, and floors. It is very strong and lightweight, with some varieties able to support weights nearly equivalent to steel. Bamboo grows quickly and is a sustainable resource, making it an environmentally friendly alternative to wood and other conventional building materials.
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Bamboo Restaurant is located in Chennai, India. It serves a variety of Indian and Chinese cuisine including curries, rice dishes, noodles, and dim sum. Customers enjoy the authentic flavors and friendly service in a comfortable dining atmosphere.
Bamboo House
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Bamboo Structure
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Bamboo House
Bamboo House is a restaurant located in Dilshukhnagar. It serves a variety of Indian cuisine made with fresh ingredients in a relaxing atmosphere. Customers enjoy the tasty yet affordable meals along with good service at this local eatery.
Bamboo Shade
Bamboo is a versatile material that can be used for window shades. It is a sustainable resource that is strong yet lightweight. Bamboo shades allow natural light in while providing privacy and can help reduce energy costs by blocking unwanted heat or sunlight.
Bamboo Restaurant
Bamboo Restaurant is located in Tuticorin, India. It serves a variety of Indian cuisine made with fresh, local ingredients in a casual dining setting. Customers enjoy the restaurant for its friendly service and affordable prices.
Bamboo House
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Bamboo House
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Types of Bamboo
- 2. There are two types of bamboo in the world with approximately 1500 species
- 3. Bamboo can be differentiated under two categories • Sympodial Bamboo • Monopodial Bamboo
- 4. Pattern of Clumps can also vary in case of Sympodial bamboo where bamboo culms within a clump can be closely spaced (Bambusa bambos) or loosely spread out (Bambusa vulgaris)
- 5. Colder Climate Countries (China & Japan) host Monopodial bamboo, also known as Runner bamboo, as it sends long underground Rhizomes, individual shoots come out of these underground Rhizomes.
- 6. Sympodial bamboo grows faster, produce higher yield and can become fully rejuvenated within few years of harvesting.
- 7. Sympodial bamboo grows in clumps, outer layers of the clumps contain younger bamboos and the inner layers contains mature bamboo.
- 8. Monopodial bamboos can be easily segregated by maturity period, harvesting is much simpler, vice versa in case of Sypodial bamboo.
- 9. Bamboo in Forest Land (India) Year 2000 ( in ‘000 hectares) Year 2005 ( in ‘000 hectares) Sympodial Bamboo 6103 6437 Monopodial Bamboo 3006 3170 Total 9109 9607
- 10. In India, Sympodial bamboo constitute over 67% of the total growing stock and Monopodial bamboo constitutes the remaining 33%.
- 11. Sympodial Bamboo in Species in India % growing Stock In forest land Dendrocalamus Strictus 67 Bambusa bambos 13 Bambusa Pallida 4 Dendrocalamus hamiltonii 7 Bambusa tulda 5 All other species 6
- 12. Melacona baccifera, is a non clump forming Sympodial bamboo, with long spread out neck leading to spread out culms, accounting for 20% of bamboo growing stock in the country.