Thamnocalamus
Written By Stéphane Schröder
4 Species
Thamnocalamus is a genus of clumping bamboo. The generic name, derives from the Greek "thamnos" (thicket, shrubbery), and "kalamos" (Latinised "calamus", reed, cane), referring to the habit of the species.
These species are native to East Himalaya, Nepal, Tibet and West Himalaya. They are similar to the genus Fargesia, which is sometimes put in synonymy with Thamnocalamus.
Thamnocalamus Species List
Species | Origin | Diameter | Height |
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Thamnocalamus arunachalensis | East Himalaya | ||
Thamnocalamus chigar | Nepal | ∅ 15 mm | ⇑ 4 m |
Thamnocalamus spathiflorus | East Himalaya, Nepal, Tibet, West Himalaya | ∅ 25 mm | ⇑ 7 m |
Thamnocalamus unispiculatus | Tibet | ∅ 15 mm | ⇑ 5 m |
Source: Kew Science
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