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Digitally Quantifying Growth and Verdancy of <i>Lolium</i> Plants In Vitro. [PDF]

Plants (Basel)
Depetris MB, Dimech AM, Guthridge KM.
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Traditional ecological knowledge of wild edible plants in the Dai communities of Lujiangba area, western Yunnan, China. [PDF]

J Ethnobiol Ethnomed
Hu X, Bai L, Wang M, Chen Q, Xu C, Long C.   +5 more
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Traditional utilization of bamboo in the Central Siwalik region, Nepal. [PDF]

PLoS One
K C BM, Lamichhane J, Khanal SN, Gauchan DP.   +3 more
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Estimation of the Aboveground Carbon Storage of Dendrocalamus giganteus Based on Spaceborne Lidar Co-Kriging

Forests
Bamboo forests, as some of the integral components of forest ecosystems, have emerged as focal points in forestry research due to their rapid growth and substantial carbon sequestration capacities.
Qingtai Shu, Lei Xi, Huan Fen Yang
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Regional Scale Inversion of Chlorophyll Content of Dendrocalamus giganteus by Multi-Source Remote Sensing

Forests
The spectrophotometer method is costly, time-consuming, laborious, and destructive to the plant. Samples will be lost during the transportation process, and the method can only obtain sample point data.
Qingtai Shu, Li Xu, Wenwu Zhou
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The influence of heat on mechanical properties of Dendrocalamus giganteus bamboo

Journal of Building Engineering, 2021
Abstract Bamboo is a sustainable material with a high potential to replace high-contaminating materials such as steel and concrete in many uses. However, some properties, such as the resistance to pests and dimension stability, must be improved for bamboo to be accepted by the engineering community.
A. Azadeh, K. Ghavami, J.J. García
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Flowering nature and performance of seedlings raised plantation of Dendrocalamus giganteus

Journal of Non-timber Forest Products, 2022
During 2014-2015 one clump of Dendrocalamus giganteus flowered at Garh Mukteshwar Farm, Hapur in Uttar Pradesh, India. Part of the clump flowered during May, 2014 and died in July after yielding little amount of seeds; the remaining part flowered in next year June and died by August 2015 without any seed setting.
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Anatomical and Biochemical Changes Associated with In Vitro Rhizogenesis in Dendrocalamus giganteus

Journal of Plant Biochemistry and Biotechnology, 2010
Successful micropropagation protocol of a difficult-to-root bamboo species, Dendrocalamus giganteus (10–15 years old) along with the analysis of anatomical and biochemical changes during in vitro rhizogenesis was accomplished. Proliferated axillary shoots from nodal segments of 10–15 years old field culms exhibited shoot necrosis during multiple shoot ...
Ramasamy Yasodha
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Mechanisms and Defiberation Point of Dendrocalamus Giganteus Munro Kraft Pulping

Advanced Materials Research, 2013
In this paper, mechanisms and defiberation point of Dendrocalamus Giganteus Munro kraft pulping were studied. The results showed that the delignification of kraft cooking could be divided into 3 stages: the bulk delignification stage, which was from the beginning of heating to 165°C for 30min, and its delignification rate was above 80%; the ...
Chen Bi Zhou, Jie He, Yang Chen, Hong Yan Gao   +3 more
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