Σπόροι Γίγαντας Ακανθώδες Μπαμπού (Bambusa arundinacea)
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Giant Thorny Bamboo ή Ινδικό Thorny Bamboo, είναι ένα είδος τροπικού πυκνού μπαμπού που συσσωρεύεται στη Νοτιοανατολική Ασία. Αυτό το είδος μπαμπού ονομαζόταν προηγουμένως Bambusa arundinacea και χρησιμοποιείται συχνά για κατασκευαστικούς σκοπούς.
Culms: The fast growing, strong woody culms of Bambusa bambos have an average diameter between 10-18 cm, and are between 20-30 m tall (although the tallest recorded culm measured 40 m). The internodes are dark green colored with very thick walls. Nodes are slightly swollen and some lower nodes produce short aerial roots.
Branches: Nodes contain a central dominant branch with one or two lateral branches and are often spine-like. Thorny lower branches are long and wiry, and usually bent towards the ground. The upper leafy branches produce a fan like plume and bearing small spines.
Leaves: Leaves are lance-shaped with a long-pointed tip. They measure between 15-30 cm long and 8-15 mm broad, with about 10 leaves in each complement.
Seeds: This bamboo species may flower every 30-50 years. Gregarious flowering was last reported in the early 90's (1991-1995) where single clumps gave about 50-100 kg of seeds (70,000 to 85,000 seeds per kilogram). Bambusa bambos seeds are generally viable for a period of 6-8 months.
Habitat: Bambusa bambos prefers a humid tropical climate and grows best along river banks or river valleys with a rich, moist soil. It reaches its best development in moist deciduous forests up to an altitude of 1,250 m and receiving nearly 2,000-2,500 mm rainfall a year. In flat alluvial soil, the culms are reported to attain a height of 25-30 m and a diameter of 20-25 cm.
Uses: Culms are used for house construction, scaffolding, rafters, thatching and roofing, handicrafts and art objects, basket making, bows and arrows, furniture, floating timber and rafting, cooking utensils and fencing. The raw material of this bamboo is also an important source for paper pulp and panel products. Shoots and seeds are edible and leaves are used as fodder and medicine.
Mechanical properties: Fibre stress varies between 18.3-26.5 N/mm2, modulus of rupture is 35-39.3 N/mm2, modulus of elasticity 1.5-4.4 kN/mm2 and maximum crushing stress is 39.1-47 N/mm2.
Origin: Bambusa bambos is native to Southeast Asia, to be more specific: India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Burma, Thailand, Laos, Kampuchea, Vietnam and China.
In India this species occupies 15% of all bamboo forests. It was also introduced to many other tropical countries and regions; including New Guinea and Pacific Islands, northern Australia and New Zealand, tropical Africa and Madagascar, Central and South America (including Caribbean Islands), Mexico and Southern USA (Florida).
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Sowing Instructions
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Propagation:
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Seeds
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Pretreat:
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0
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Stratification:
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0
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Sowing Time:
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all year round
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Sowing Depth:
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Needs Light to germinate! Just sprinkle on the surface of the substrate + gently press
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Sowing Mix:
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Coir or sowing mix + sand or perlite
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Germination temperature:
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25-30°C
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Location:
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bright + keep constantly moist not wet
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Germination Time:
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1 - 8 weeks
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Watering:
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Water regularly during the growing season
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