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Phyllostachys Moso
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Phyllostachys Moso
By Brian Anfiteatro
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Other Facts
Bamboo is actually a type of grass
Bamboo is one of the fastest growing plants with a record of 35 inches per day
You can make bamboo clothing and it is non stick and pick up moisture from you(Sweat) and puts it on the cloths to evaporate
Bamboo torture was popular by the japanese during world war II
Reproduction
bamboo is a very unique plant. it can reproduce sexually and asexually. sexual reproduction is the same as a normal plant, using polon. It also atracts animals by using flowers.when it reproduces asexually, it uses the underground roots called rhizomes. by doing this it can reproduce close and far away.
Life Cycle
The Life cycle of bamboo has three main stages. 1, Reproduction. Bamboo uses seeds to reproduce but primarly uses rhizomes to spread.its seeded reproduction is the same as other plants 2. Growth, bamboo is either clumping or running. clumping forms a dense mass of bamboo. running spreads the bamboo out . and 3, Flowering, When bamboo flowers or releases its seeds, it means the bamboo is about to die. it releases its seeds when it knows its going to die.
Rhizomes
Sprouts
Adaptations
Bamboo has quite alot of adaptations, First of all, it has learned to spread anywhere. Second, it developed a tip on the top to pierce hard ground. its hard enough to go through a human body. Courtesy of mythbusters. It also doesn't purely rely on seeds to spread. it can spread through underground roots called rhizomes. the roots spread and new bamboo comes out of them. And if it gets cut, it can still spread and survive. It also doesnt spread its seeds until its almost dead.
Bibliography
"Fastest-Growing Bamboo Species | Garden Guides." GardenGuides. N.p., n.d. Web. 30 Apr. 2014.
"Where Bamboo Grows - Bamboo Growing." Bamboo Grove - All Things Bamboo. N.p., n.d. Web. 30 Apr. 2014.
"Adaptations for Bamboo Plants." eHow. N.p., n.d. Web. 30 Apr. 2014.
"The Life Cycle of a Bamboo Tree." eHow. N.p., n.d. Web. 30 Apr. 2014.
"How Bamboo Plants Reproduce." eHow. N.p., n.d. Web. 30 Apr. 2014.
Ecosystem/Enviornment
The ecosystem for Phyllostachys Moso or any type of bamboo originated in china and spread to the other habbitable places. This invasive plant now lives in all corners of the earth. the map below