Malaysia has more than 50 species of bamboo, but few that are utilized commercially. In this
study, the physical properties of two of the most popular bamboo species in Malaysia …

Pyrolysis under limited oxygen conditions at high temperatures is used to produce bamboo
biochar. The construction industry often utilizes cement, which is a significant contributor to …

The felling practices of bamboos both from forests and homesteads of different countries of
tropics are discussed. Bamboos are felled on the basis of selection of age above 3–4 years …

Bamboos are naturally fast-growing species in tropical and non-tropical regions, with some
species growing more than 1 m per day. Oxytenanthera abyssinica is an important bamboo …

Bamboo has come of age in recent times. For thousands of years, it has been the mainstay
of many rural economies with a long and widespread tradition of use for buildings …

Basic properties of Bambusa vulgaris from different ages were examined to determine the
optimum technical growth rotation for fuelwood, source of fibre and structural application …

Bamboos are naturally fast-growing species in tropical and non-tropical regions, with some
species growing more than 1 m per day. Oxytenanthera abyssinica is an important bamboo …

Penyelidikan dan pembangunan (R&D) berkenaan buluh sebagai bahan alternatif kepada
kayu di Institut Penyelidikan Perhutanan Malaysia (FRIM) telah bermula sejak awal 1980 …

The basis of this project was to explore the potential of Malaysian bamboo as a candidate of
clean energy resource which can be produced renewably. The driving force towards this …