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Bamboo plant.

Leaf with green color

Bamboo Forest

A dense bamboo forest in the Asian region, set against a cool early morning

Green bamboo leaves under a clear blue sky

Empty tropical forest in Singapore

Photography of lush bamboo tree plants

bamboo fence or Green bamboo forest nature background

$A number of Bamboo trees reaching up to the sky.\t$

Bamboo forest in mountain area of Chiang Mai province

Sky cloud and tree shoot with low angle

Bamboo leaves

Sun light reflecting on the leaves of bamboo tree brunches

Indoor garden with evergreen bamboo inside a public building

A bunch of tall bamboo tree trunks

Bamboo leaves in nature background

The bamboos are very lush.

Tropical trees, bamboo and sky over Pak Chong in Khao Yai

small bamboo trees during the day against a clear sky in the background

Green bamboo forest in sunny weather

Green bamboo tree in the garden

Bamboo forest

a beautiful view of a bunch of bamboo trees growing in the cool tropical forest of Asia

Bright green bamboo leafs background

Foliage at the edge of a meadow, standing like a wall of green leaves.

Bamboo forest

Bamboo tropical rainforest background with sunlight through lush green foliage

bamboo leaf

Bamboo belongs to the family of grasses, which could be an explanation for why bamboo has a high growth rate. This means that when the bamboo is harvested, bamboo will grow back quickly without disrupting the ecosystem. Unlike trees, bamboo stems emerge from the surface to the full diameter and grows until it reaches the maximum height in a single growing season (about 3 to 4 months). For several months, any buds that appear to grow vertically without branches grow up to the age of maturity is achieved. Then, branches grow from the nodes and leaves appear. In the following years, the walls of the stem containing pulp will harden. In the third year, the stem has hardened. Until the fifth year, the fungus can grow on the outside of the stem and penetrate to the inside and rotting the stem. Up to eight years (depending on species), mold growth will cause rotting bamboo rods dna collapse. This suggests that the most appropriate bamboo harvested when between the ages of three to seven years. Bamboo will not grow taller or enlarged stem after the first year, and the bamboo harvested has collapsed or is not going to be replaced by new bamboo shoots in a place he never grew.

bamboo background nature pattern.

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