Bamboos (subfamily Bambusoideae) comprise one of 12 subfamilies within the grass family
(Poaceae) and represent the only major grass lineage to diversify in forests. Bamboos are …

A total of∼ 1400 species of bamboos are grouped under the sub‐family Bambusoideae
within the family Poaceae. The plant group harbours both herbaceous and woody members …

Leaf blade anatomical and micromorphological data have increasingly proved to be useful
in the systematics and phylogeny of Bambusoideae. The presence of well-developed …

Above ground biomass production and nutrient distribution in growing Bamboo (Bambusa
bambos (L.) Voss) from two days old (0.12 m height) to maturity (28.5 m height) were studied …

In recent decades, bamboos have become globally important biomass resources in tropical
regions. However, bamboo stands have uneven age structure, and often differently aged …

We explored phylogenetic relationships among the twelve lineages of the temperate woody
bamboo clade (tribe Arundinarieae) based on plastid genome (plastome) sequence data. A …

In spite of the ecological and economic importance of temperate bamboos, relatively little is
known about their population biology or evolutionary history. Recently, hybridization has …

Bamboo is a versatile group of plants, capable of providing ecological, economic, and
livelihood security to the people:“It is to shelter, to fashion tools, to weave baskets, to help …

Soreng, Robert J., Paul M. Peterson, Gerrit Davidse, Emmet J. Judziewicz, Fernando O.
Zuloaga, Tarciso S. Filgueiras, and Osvaldo Morrone. Chief Editor: Robert J. Soreng …

The taxonomy of bamboos, like that of most higher plants, has traditionally been based upon
a classification derived from variation in gross morphology. One major aim of modern …