Introduction Giant bamboo is easily propagated by the use of its branch. During harvesting of culms or poles, branches are left rotten in the farm. These can be collected for propagation. In standing poles branches can - Bamboo species - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Introduction Giant bamboo is easily propagated by the use of its branch. During harvesting of culms or poles, branches are left rotten in the farm. These can be collected for propagation. In standing poles branches can Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-02-05 23:06:31 Open Document File Size: 653,89 KB Share Result on Facebook Country Australia / Philippines / / Event Product Issues / / Facility Marina Alipon / / Person Nimfa K. Torreta / Stanley C. Malab / Betty Malab / Grant Zhu / Daniel White / David J. Midmore / Steve Ockerby Philippine / Myrna S. Decipulo / Jim Hutchison / Conrado Marquez / / Product poles / / SocialTag Land management Bamboo Environmental design Poaceae Mulch Tree stump Bamboo species Bambusa vulgaris Medicinal plants Agriculture

Introduction Giant bamboo is easily propagated by the use of its branch. During harvesting of culms or poles, branches are left rotten in the farm. These can be collected for propagation. In standing poles branches can Add to Reading List