Bamboo forest is an important forest type in subropical and tropical areas. Due to its
biological characteristic and growth habits, bamboo is not only an ideal economic …

Polyploidy (genome duplication) is a pivotal force in evolution. However, the interactions
between parental genomes in a polyploid nucleus, frequently involving subgenome …

Inflorescence branching in the grasses controls the number of florets and hence the number
of seeds. Recent data on the underlying genetics come primarily from rice and maize …

Bamboos (subfamily Bambusoideae) comprise one of 12 subfamilies within the grass family
(Poaceae) and represent the only major grass lineage to diversify in forests. Bamboos are …

Polyploidization is a major driver of speciation and its importance to plant evolution has
been well recognized. Bamboos comprise one diploid herbaceous and three polyploid …

Bamboo is the fastest-growing and most versatile plant on Earth. For centuries, bamboo has
played an indispensible part in the daily life of millions of people in tropical countries. In the …

Bamboo-a major non-wood forest product-is an ancient woody grass widely distributed in
tropical, subtropical and mild temperate zones. It is an integral part of forestry, but is also …

Discarded bamboo culms of Guadua chacoensis were used for biochar remediation of
aqueous As (V). Raw biochar (BC), activated biochar (BCA), raw Fe 3 O 4 nanoparticle …

Background Bambusoideae is the only subfamily that contains woody members in the grass
family, Poaceae. In phylogenetic analyses, Bambusoideae, Pooideae and Ehrhartoideae …

Bamboos are large perennial grasses of temperate and tropical forests worldwide. Two
general growth forms exist: the economically and ecologically important woody bamboos …