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ROOT ANATOMY OF THE BAMBUSOIDEAE (POACEAE)
American Journal of Botany, 1990Root anatomy was examined for 15 species, in 6 of the 11 tribes of the Bambusoideae. Wide ranges of anatomical variation were found in epidermis, exodermis, cortex, endodermis, pericycle, phloem, xylem, and pith. Although roots of most species seem to resemble the Panicoid type, our study shows much more variation than was described by Goller (1977 ...
Luther J, Raechal, John D, Curtis
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A Commentary on the Bamboos (Poaceae: Bambusoideae)
Biotropica, 1979Bamboos, or tree grasses, comprise the most diverse and certainly least-understood group of plants in the grass family. Herbaceous grasses that occur in tropical shaded forests share similar anatomical and morphological features with the bamboos, and with them make up the grass subfamily Bambusoideae.
Thomas R. Soderstrom, Cleofe E. Calderon
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Chromosome Studies on the Bambusoideae (Gramineae)
Brittonia, 1982Meiotic chromosome numbers and observations were made in eleven species belonging to nine different genera of Bambusoideae. The numbers include counts in eight species that have never been investigated cytologically:Arundinaria aff.amabilis (n=24), Chusquea bambusoides (n=ca.
Juan H. Hunziker +2 more
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TYPIFICATION OF THE GENERA OF THE BAMBUSOIDEAE
TAXON, 1957SummaryThe post‐Linnaean names that have been applied to bamboo genera are listed, with authorship, place of publication and typification. Notes have been added in some cases where questions have arisen as to the status of the genus or of the type species.For completeness, especially in the interest of beginners, the pertinent data concerning generic ...
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Notes on Gramirieae: Bambusoideae in Hong Kong
Kew Bulletin, 1983This paper reports on two new species discovered in our study of the bamboos of Hong Kong, as well as on a new combination and a new synonym. Our collections are designated by the title Nan-Zhu, for the Collections of Bamboos of Southern China. We wish to thank the Directors and staff members of the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, the Agriculture and ...
Chia Liang-chi +2 more
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The Genus Hickelia (Gramineae: Bambusoideae)
Kew Bulletin, 1994Summary. The bamboo genus Hickelia A. Camus is revised and a key to the species is provided. Pseudocoix A. Camus, a genus from Madagascar, is shown to be synonymous with Hickelia, and its single species is transferred to Hickelia as H. perrieri, a new combination.
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A New Combination in Bambusa (Gramineae-Bambusoideae)
Kew Bulletin, 1997A new combination, Bambusa membranacea (Munro) Stapleton & N. H. Xia, is made for a widespread and economically important bamboo from Burma, Indo-China, and Yunnan Province of China. On encountering this species in Yunnan, it was seen that all its vegetative characteristics were those of Bambusa Schreber rather than Dendrocalamus Nees.
C. M. A. Stapleton, N. H. Xia
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Progress in the study of Malesian Bambusoideae
1990Although the utilisation of bamboos has been well established in the Malesian region, intensive taxonomic studies are still urgently needed because the available treatises are inadequate to clear up the generic and specific delimitation in the light of newly accumulated evidence.
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A Study of the Genus Bonia (Gramineae : Bambusoideae)
Kew Bulletin, 1996Monocladus is reduced to a synonym of Bonia based on morphological evidence, and four new combinations, Bonia saxatilis (L. C. Chia, H. L. Fung & Y L. Yang) N. H. Xia, B. solida (C. D. Chu & C. S. Chao) N. H. Xia, B. levigata (L. C. Chia, H. L. Fung & Y L. Yang) N. H. Xia and B. amplexicaulis (L. C. Chia, H. L. Fung & Y L. Yang) N. H. Xia are made. The
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