Re: [Shaku] bamboo

Hi, Igor...

I believe it is "Phyllostachys Bambusoides Seib. et Zucc". I found a loc=
al=20
source for small, potted growths of it at one point, so maybe you can tra=
ck=20
it down in your area.

Good luck... it would be paradise to have a take yabu on one's own proper=
ty!

:)

Derek

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From: "Igor Ost" <igor.ost@skynet.be>
To: "shakuhachi" <shakuhachi@communication.ucsd.edu>
Sent: Friday, February 10, 2006 1:27 AM
Subject: [Shaku] bamboo

Hello blowing people,

I've got a question, I have a peace of land on a hillside where I have to
cut the trees, I want to make a madake plantation at that location, becau=
se
after the research I have done I think the conditions are quite right for
madake. When I search for madake I find as a scientific name Phyllostachy=
s
bambuso=EFdes , but when I look for the available species in belgium, I a=
lways
find things like Phyllostachys bambuso=EFdes castillonis, Phyllostachys
bambuso=EFdes tanakae, Phyllostachys bambuso=EFdes holochrysa and so on. =
Now I
have to make absolutely sure what the right species is, is Phyllostachys
bambuso=EFdes the whole name for madake or is there a word to add to desc=
ribe
the right subspecies?

Can someone help?

Many thanks,

Igor Ost, Horsemanship, meer plezier met je paard.
http://users.skynet.be/Quartzo/

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