Manfaat bambu pake bhasa inggris

Bamboo is one of the fastest growing plants in the world. The
physical and chemical properties of its roots and stems means that it is
able to transform nutrients into growth-enabling energy sources
incredibly effectively. Some species have been known to grow over 30
inches in a single 24-hour period! Such rapid varieties are not
particularly useful to the average permaculture gardener, but other
species of bamboo may well have a place on the permaculture plot, as
they offer a variety of functions.There are two basic varieties
of bamboo: running and clumping. Running bamboo spreads its roots out
underground, pushing up new growth at what can be significant distances
from the original stem. Some species are such good travelers that they
can ‘escape’ your garden and pop up on neighboring plots. That’s why it
is recommended that you use the clumping varieties (although you could
use running varieties in pots, if you wished, to contain them). The
clumping species don’t spread, instead the root growth remains around
the main stem and new shoots (called ‘culms’) are sent up adjacent to
it, forming something like a tussock. Clumping bamboo is much easier to
control, allowing the permaculture gardener to make the best use of it
and avoid it impacting upon other species of plant or creating unwanted
microclimates.

Panda's food
For angklung (black bamboo)
For home building