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Managing Bamboo for Carbon Sequestration, Bamboo Stem and Bamboo Shoots
Small-scale Forestry, 2014Bamboo forests are fast growing and renewable resources, and their carbon sequestration potential has attracted wide attention. Bamboo can be used for multiple purposes. Land expectation value (LEV) was estimated for various moso bamboo management models using the Faustmann–Hartman formula. Sensitivity analysis was also conducted to examine the impacts
Weiguang Wu +3 more
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Mechanical behaviour of bamboo and bamboo composite
Journal of Materials Science, 1992The tensile, flexural and impact strengths of bamboo and bamboo fibre-reinforced plastic (BFRP) composite have been evaluated. The high strengths of bamboo, in the fibre direction, have been explained by its anatomical properties and ultra structure.
Seema Jain, Rakesh Kumar, U. C. Jindal
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ACM SIGPLAN Notices, 2010
Traditional data-oriented programming languages such as dataflow languages and stream languages provide a natural abstraction for parallel programming. In these languages, a developer focuses on the flow of data through the computation and these systems free the developer from the complexities of low-level, thread-oriented concurrency primitives.
Jin Zhou, Brian Demsky
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Traditional data-oriented programming languages such as dataflow languages and stream languages provide a natural abstraction for parallel programming. In these languages, a developer focuses on the flow of data through the computation and these systems free the developer from the complexities of low-level, thread-oriented concurrency primitives.
Jin Zhou, Brian Demsky
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2009
Bamboo species can grow up to 25 feet tall, with long, pointed leaves and hollow stems. They rarely flower, and division occurs through rhizomes. Some species live over 100 years between flowerings. Native North American species include rivercane, hill cane, and switch cane.
Rebecca Koepke +4 more
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Bamboo species can grow up to 25 feet tall, with long, pointed leaves and hollow stems. They rarely flower, and division occurs through rhizomes. Some species live over 100 years between flowerings. Native North American species include rivercane, hill cane, and switch cane.
Rebecca Koepke +4 more
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Growth characteristics of bamboo: types of bamboo, morphology of bamboo
2023K. Murugesh Babu, S.M. Chandrasekhara
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2004
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Bamboo-based composites: A review on fundamentals and processes of bamboo bonding
Composites Part B: Engineering, 2022Chunping Dai +2 more
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Bamboo heat treatments and their effects on bamboo properties
Construction and Building Materials, 2022Chang-Hua Fang, Jinbo Hu, Yu Luan
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