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VanDell
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by VanDell » Sat Jul 18, 2009 10:01 am
Hi All!
I took this photo at the San Diego Zoo last October. Can anybody help me identifying this bamboo?
Thanx and greetings to the tropical Guys!
VanDell
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bepah
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Location: Brentwood CA The rumor is that we are 9b...I think 10a
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by bepah » Sat Jul 18, 2009 2:04 pm
VanDell wrote: Hi All!
I took this photo at the San Diego Zoo last October. Can anybody help me identifying this bamboo?
Thanx and greetings to the tropical Guys!
Bambusa vandalinscriba var. 'Tagged'
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VanDell
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by VanDell » Wed Jul 22, 2009 8:13 am
What about the tropical bamboo-experts?
Please help!
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boonut
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Location: Harlingen, TX Zone 10, Sunset Zone 27. 33' above sea level. 27 inches of rain/year. 22 Miles to the Laguna Madre. 27 miles to the Gulf of Mexico. 17 miles from Mexico. Lower Rio Grande Valley - Deep South Texas
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by boonut » Wed Jul 22, 2009 5:35 pm
I visited that Zoo back in 2008 and remember that bamboo. I will dig through my pics to see if I also took a picture of the tag.
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by boonut » Wed Jul 22, 2009 5:48 pm
I believe this is the same bamboo... either D. Brandisii or D. Asper.
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by VanDell » Thu Jul 23, 2009 6:45 am
Yes,
that is the same plant. I can tell it by the grafitti ...
The blue color on some of the culm is striking! So, what do the experts say: D. Brandisii or D. Asper??? I really have to know.
VanDell
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boonut
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by boonut » Fri Jul 24, 2009 12:44 am
VanDell wrote: Yes,
that is the same plant. I can tell it by the grafitti ...
The blue color on some of the culm is striking! So, what do the experts say: D. Brandisii or D. Asper??? I really have to know.
Unfortunately, I think the blue was actually paint and not the color of the culm.