Henon or Moso need help identifying
new2bamboo
17 years ago
I found a large grove of bamboo along a river in sacramento area. It is about 35-40+ft tall and 2.5 inches diameter. The outer culms of the grove are yellow green and the inner culms are a green with fuzzy white color. The leaves are very small and dark green. 2 inches x 3/4". I've felt moso before and it seemed to have been more rough than this one. The rough texture comes off on this one if rubbed. The branching goes almost to the ground even on the largest culms. This grove is about 30x60 feet. Soil is a sandy loam.
Any help! I'm guessing P. nigra Henon! But could be moso. I've found 4 varieties on the river. P aurea the largest I've ever seen. 3"x40+feet. p. nigra, an unknown and this new one. Any help? I can post pictures later.
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