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THE AUSTRALIAN BAMBOO NETWORK PO BOX 557, Yass, New South Wales, AUSTRALIA 2582 |
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SPECIES INFORMATION - I |
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GUIDE TO USING THIS DATA: |
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Height (m.) |
Dia. (cm.) |
Temp.(°C) |
Shade/Sun |
Suppliers |
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Indicates height shoots are likely to reach in metres |
Average shoot diameter in centimetres |
Minimum tolerance in degrees centigrade |
Tolerance to shade / sun where 1 = full shade and 5 = full sun |
Identifies Australian suppliers - refer to supplier index for more details |
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INDOCALAMUS: Resemble Sasa, usually short and vigorous. Nodes of young culms are hairy. About ten species from the woodlands and open country of southern China. |
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Indocalamus tesselatus |
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Height (m.) |
Dia. (cm.) |
Temp.(°C) |
Shade/Sun |
Suppliers |
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2 |
1.5 |
-17 |
2 |
C D H L W |
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Description: Large leaves and slow-spreading species for spacious gardens. |
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I. t, var. Hamadae |
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Height (m.) |
Dia. (cm.) |
Temp.(°C) |
Shade/Sun |
Suppliers |
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2 |
1.5 |
-15 |
2 |
C H L W |
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Description: Huge leaves 10 by 35 cm. Striking ornamental. |
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