What are the characteristics of bamboo?

Bamboo is characterized by hollow nodes and long lanceolate leaves. It is a perennial one-off flowering plant, belonging to Gramineae. In use, bamboo is superior to wood in many mechanical properties and physical and chemical properties. Like grass and wood, bamboo is a special group in the plant family.

Bamboo has strong adaptability and wide distribution range; Easy to breed, plant, process and utilize; Small input and large output; Less pests and diseases; There are many kinds of products, wide uses, large market capacity and low investment risk. Bamboo is compatible with ecological, economic and social benefits, and the three benefits are remarkable.

Life use

In the courtyard, the decoration of rockery and waterside pavilion is essential. Phyllostachys pubescens is widely planted along the Lijiang River in Guilin. Anji Dazhuhai Scenic Resort Scenic Area, Shunan Bamboo Sea and Gannan Bamboo Sea are famous bamboo sea landscapes in China. Due to the rapid growth of bamboo, a large number of furniture and paper have been made of bamboo recently for environmental protection reasons. Bamboo can also be used to make handicrafts and musical instruments.

Bamboo fiber is made from bamboo through engineering methods and physical and chemical actions, and is used as textiles, towels and clothing. Bamboo is baked to make bamboo charcoal, which is used in many occasions, including removing environmental odor and special flavor food. Activated carbon made of crushed activated bamboo charcoal has good adsorption and purification effect, and is used in automobiles and families, as well as sewage treatment.

Bamboo is also often used to build scaffolding, as building materials and daily necessities such as brooms, tables and chairs. Bamboo can also be woven into baskets, baskets, vegetable baskets, mats and other common rural areas. Bamboo has been widely used in home textiles, socks, underwear and other close-fitting textiles.