36POACEAEnodes, main ones slightly dominant at mid-culm. Culm sheathsdeciduous, leathery, hispid, base of outer margin usually withan arrowlike expansion below point of attachment; auriclessmall; oral setae few; ligule ca. 1 mm, entire or ciliate; bladeerect, base ca. 1/2 as wide as sheath apex, adaxially hispid. Leafsheaths glabrous; auricles minute; oral setae few, 7–10 mm;ligule truncate, ca. 1 mm; blade oblong-lanceolate or narrowlylanceolate, 20–34 × 3–5 cm. Pseudospikelets slender, 3–3.7 ×ca. 0.5 cm; florets 8–13, with 2 or 3 terminal florets sterile;rachilla not disarticulating, internodes 2–3 mm. Glume 1, 0.8–1cm; lemma 0.8–<strong>1.</strong>3 cm; palea 0.6–1 cm; lodicules 2 or 3, <strong>1.</strong>5–2mm. Anthers 4–4.5 mm. Ovary oblong, <strong>1.</strong>5–2 mm; styles ca. 2mm; stigmas 3. Caryopsis unknown.● Lowlands, hilly areas. Taiwan.This species has delicious shoots and is widely cultivated in NTaiwan.74. Bambusa oldhamii Munro, Trans. Linn. Soc. London 26:109. 1868 [“oldhami”].绿 竹 lü zhuBambusa atrovirens T. H. Wen; Dendrocalamopsis atrovirens(T. H. Wen) P. C. Keng ex W. T. Lin; D. oldhamii(Munro) P. C. Keng; Leleba oldhamii (Munro) Nakai; Sinocalamusoldhamii (Munro) McClure.Culms 6–12 m, 3–9 cm in diam.; internodes slightlyflexuose, 20–35 cm, initially white powdery, glabrous; wall 4–12 mm thick; nodes flat. Branches many from mid-culm up, 3dominant. Culm sheaths deciduous, leathery, dark brownspinous-hairy, soon glabrescent; auricles small, rounded, ciliate;ligule ca. 1 mm, subentire; blade erect, base ca. 1/2 as wide assheath apex. Leaf sheaths initially hispid; ligule truncate, ca. 1mm; auricles suborbicular; oral setae few; blade oblonglanceolate,15–30 × 3–6 cm. Pseudospikelets 2.7–3 × 0.7–1 cm;bracts 3–5; florets 5–9; rachilla not disarticulating, internodes2–3 mm. Glumes 1, 0.9–1 × ca. 0.8 cm; lemma similar toglumes, ovate, ca. <strong>1.</strong>7 × <strong>1.</strong>3 cm; palea ca. <strong>1.</strong>3 cm; lodicules 3,ca. 3.5 mm. Anthers ca. 8 mm. Ovary ovoid, ca. 2 mm; style ca.5 mm; stigmas 3. Caryopsis unknown. New shoots May–Nov,fl. summer–autumn.● Plains. Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan, Taiwan, S Zhejiang.Bambusa oldhamii is commonly cultivated in Taiwan for its veryhigh-quality shoots.75. Bambusa basihirsuta McClure, Lingnan Univ. Sci. Bull.9: 6. 1940.扁 竹 bian zhuBambusa prasina T. H. Wen; Dendrocalamopsis basihirsuta(McClure) P. C. Keng & W. T. Lin; D. prasina (T. H.Wen) P. C. Keng.Culms 7–12 m, 4–9 cm in diam.; internodes 22–35 cm,initially thickly white powdery, sparsely hispid; nodes flat.Branches many from mid-culm up, 3 dominant. Culm sheathsdeciduous, leathery, initially brown spinous-hairy, glabrescent;auricles unequal, ciliate, larger one ca. 5 mm, smaller ca. 3 mm;ligule ca. 2 mm, ciliate; blade erect, triangular, glabrous, baseca. 1/2 as wide as sheath apex. Leaf sheaths initially hispid;ligule truncate, ca. 1 mm; auricles suborbicular; oral setae few;blade oblong-lanceolate, 13–25 × 2.5–5 cm. Pseudospikelets ca.2.4 × 0.7 cm, subtended by a prophyll; florets 5–7; rachilla notdisarticulating, internodes ca. 2 mm. Glumes 1 or 2; lemma ca.<strong>1.</strong>6 × 1 cm; palea ca. <strong>1.</strong>4 cm. Lodicules 3, ciliate. Anthers ca. 7mm. Ovary ovoid, ca. 2 mm; styles ca. 5 mm; stigmas 3, 4–6mm. Caryopsis unknown.● Low-lying areas. Guangdong, Zhejiang.The bitter shoots are not eaten.76. Bambusa beecheyana Munro, Trans. Linn. Soc. London26: 108. 1868.吊 丝 球 竹 diao si qiu zhuCulms to 16 m, 9–10 cm in diam., apically pendulous orlong pendulous; internodes 34–41 cm, initially thickly whitepowdery, sparsely pubescent; wall <strong>1.</strong>5–2 cm thick; nodes flat.Branches several, 1–3 dominant. Culm sheaths deciduous,leathery, initially with uneven, dark brown, spinous hairs;auricles small at lower nodes, larger at distal nodes; oral setaepresent or absent; ligule 2–4 mm, ciliate; blade recurved,triangular, base 1/2–4/5 as wide as sheath apex, adaxially hirtellous.Leaf sheaths initially hirtellous; ligule truncate, 0.5–1mm; auricles absent or minute; oral setae scarce or absent;blade oblong-lanceolate, 11–28 × <strong>1.</strong>5–3.5 cm. Pseudospikelets<strong>1.</strong>5–2 × 0.5–0.8 cm; florets 6–8; rachilla not disarticulating,internodes ca. 2 mm. Glumes 2, cordate, 4–5 mm,ciliate; lemma ca. 0.9 × 0.9 cm; palea 4–8 mm; lodicules 3,ciliate. Anthers ca. 5 mm. Ovary ovoid, ca. <strong>1.</strong>5 mm; styles 3–4mm; stigmas (1 or)2–4, ca. 6 mm. Caryopsis unknown. Newshoots Jun–Jul, fl. Sep–Dec.● Plains. Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan, Taiwan.Bambusa beecheyana is commonly cultivated in S Guangdong forits slightly bitter shoots.1a. Culms apically long pendulous, withouta brown pubescent ring below nodes;basal nodes without branches; stigmas2–4 .................................................... 76a. var. beecheyana1b. Culms apically pendulous, with a brownpubescent ring below nodes; basal nodeswith branches; stigmas 2 ..................... 76b. var. pubescens76a. Bambusa beecheyana var. beecheyana吊 丝 球 竹 ( 原 变 种 ) diao si qiu zhu (yuan bian zhong)Dendrocalamopsis beecheyana (Munro) P. C. Keng; Neosinocalamusbeecheyanus (Munro) P. C. Keng & T. H. Wen;Sinocalamus beecheyanus (Munro) McClure.Culms apically long pendulous; without a brown pubescentring below nodes; basal nodes without branches. Paleaabaxially hirtellous, apex acuminate or obtuse; stigmas 2–4.● Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan.
POACEAE 3776b. Bambusa beecheyana var. pubescens (P. F. Li) W. C.Lin, Bull. Taiwan Forest. Res. Inst. 6: <strong>1.</strong> 1964.大 头 典 竹 da tou dian zhuSinocalamus beecheyanus var. pubescens P. F. Li, Sunyatsenia6: 205. 1946; Dendrocalamopsis beecheyana var. pubescens(P. F. Li) P. C. Keng; Neosinocalamus beecheyanus var.pubescens (P. F. Li) P. C. Keng & T. H. Wen; Sinocalamuspubescens (P. F. Li) P. C. Keng.Culms apically recurved, with a brown pubescent ring belownodes; basal nodes with branches. Palea densely pubescentabaxially, apically 2-cleft; stigmas 2.● Guangdong, Taiwan.77. Bambusa stenoaurita (W. T. Lin) T. H. Wen, J. BambooRes. 10(1): 22. 199<strong>1.</strong>黄 麻 竹 huang ma zhuSinocalamus stenoauritus W. T. Lin, Bull. Bot. Lab. N.-E.Forest. Inst., Harbin 1980(6): 89. 1980; Dendrocalamopsisstenoaurita (W. T. Lin) P. C. Keng ex W. T. Lin; Neosinocalamusstenoauritus (W. T. Lin) W. T. Lin.Culms pendulous, to 10 m, ca. 7 cm in diam.; internodes22–32 cm, glabrous; wall ca. 1 cm thick; nodes flat. Branchesseveral from middle nodes of culms, central slightly dominant.Culm sheaths deciduous, leathery, initially brown spiny-strigose;auricles reflexed, linear, small; ligule ca. 3 mm, serrulate;blade recurved or reflexed, triangular, base ca. 1/3 as wide assheath apex. Leaf sheaths subglabrous; auricles absent orminute, with or without few oral setae; ligule truncate, 0.5–1mm; blade oblong-lanceolate, 13–25 × 2–2.5 cm. Pseudospikelets2–2.5 cm; bracts 1 or 2; florets ca. 6; rachilla not disarticulating,internodes ca. 2 mm. Glumes 1 or 2, ciliate; lemma 1–<strong>1.</strong>2 cm; palea about as long as lemma; lodicules 3, ca. 3.5 mm,ciliate. Anthers 8–10 mm. Ovary ovoid; styles 3–4 mm; stigmas(1 or)2–4. Caryopsis unknown. New shoots Jul–Oct.● River valleys. Guangdong.Bambusa stenoaurita may be more appropriately placed inDendrocalamus.This species is cultivated in some areas of Guangdong for itsshoots.78. Bambusa grandis (Q. H. Dai & X. L. Tao) Ohrnberger,Bamboos World Introd. 4: 18. 1997.大 绿 竹 da lü zhuDendrocalamopsis grandis Q. H. Dai & X. L. Tao, ActaPhytotax. Sin. 20: 210. 1982; D. daii P. C. Keng, nom. illeg.superfl.; Neosinocalamus grandis (Q. H. Dai & X. L. Tao) T.H. Wen.Culms 10–15 m, 8–10 cm in diam., apically recurved;internodes 30–40 cm, basally slightly swollen, initially sparselyhispid; wall 2–2.5 cm thick; nodes flat. Branches several,central dominant. Culm sheaths deciduous, leathery, initiallywith dark brown, spiny hairs; auricles reflexed, linear, small;ligule 3–5 mm, serrulate; blade recurved, occasionally erect,ovate to lanceolate, base ca. 4/5 as wide as sheath apex. Leafsheaths hirtellous; ligule truncate, 1–<strong>1.</strong>5 mm; auricles and oralsetae absent; blade lanceolate, 15–20 × 3–5 cm. Pseudospikelets<strong>1.</strong>5–2 cm; 4–8-flowered, plus a sterile terminal floret;rachilla not disarticulating, internodes ca. 2 mm. Glumes 1,ciliate; lemma 1–<strong>1.</strong>2 cm, ciliate; palea 0.8–1 cm; lodicules 3.Anthers ca. 6 mm. Ovary obovoid; styles ca. 4 mm; stigma <strong>1.</strong>Caryopsis unknown. New shoots Jul–Oct.● River banks, near villages. Guangxi.The name used in FRPS (9(1): 149. 1996), Dendrocalamopsisdaii, was published in the belief that D. grandis was not validlypublished. However, the latter name is validly published as it fulfills therequirements for a descriptio generico-specifica (Stapleton & Xia,Taxon 53: 526–528. 2004).This species is cultivated in Guangxi for its shoots and culms.79. Bambusa bicicatricata (W. T. Lin) L. C. Chia & H. L.Fung, Acta Phytotax. Sin. 18: 214. 1980.孟 竹 meng zhuSinocalamus bicicatricatus W. T. Lin, Acta Phytotax. Sin.16(1): 68. 1978; Dendrocalamopsis bicicatricata (W. T. Lin) P.C. Keng; Neosinocalamus bicicatricatus (W. T. Lin) W. T. Lin.Culms ca. 10 m, 5.5–7.5 cm in diam., apically recurved;basal internodes normally 20–36 cm, on abnormal culms veryshort, ca. 1 cm; wall ca. <strong>1.</strong>5 cm thick; nodes level; branching tobase. Branches several, central dominant. Culm sheaths deciduous,leathery, initially with dark brown, spiny hairs; auriclesreflexed, linear, small; ligule 4–5 mm, serrulate; blade recurvedor reflexed, ovate-lanceolate, base 1/2–4/5 as wide as sheathapex. Leaf sheaths subglabrous; ligule truncate, <strong>1.</strong>5–2 mm;auricles tiny; oral setae developed; blade lanceolate, 9–22 × 2–4cm. Pseudospikelets <strong>1.</strong>7–<strong>1.</strong>8 cm; florets 6–8, apical 2 sterile.Rachilla internodes ca. 2 mm. Glumes 2 or 3, subcordate, ca. 5mm, glabrous; lemma 7–8 mm, ciliate; palea 7–8 mm; lodicules3. Anthers ca. 3.5 mm. Ovary ca. 3.5 mm; stigmas <strong>1.</strong> Caryopsisunknown. New shoots Jun–Oct, fl. winter.● Roadsides, margins of villages, cultivated. Hainan.80. Bambusa xueana Ohrnberger, Bamboos World Introd. 4:19. 1997.疙 瘩 竹 ge da zhuNeosinocalamus yunnanensis Hsueh & J. R. Hsueh, ActaPhytotax. Sin. 29: 274. 1991; Bambusa tengchongensis D. Z. Li& N. H. Xia, nom. illeg. superfl.; B. yunnanensis (Hsueh & J.R. Hsueh) D. Z. Li (1994), not N. H. Xia (1993).Culms 8–12 m, 4–7 cm in diam., apically pendulous;internodes 40–50 cm, initially gray-white or brown pubescent,with brown tomentose rings below nodes, wall ca. 15 mm thick;nodes flat; branches many, central dominant. Culm sheathsslowly deciduous, leathery, abaxially densely brown strigose;auricles absent; ligule ca. 2 mm, serrulate; blade erect, triangularor long-triangular, base as wide as sheath apex. Leaves5–9 per ultimate branch; sheaths glabrous; ligule ca. 0.5 mm;auricles absent; blade 12–25 × 1–2.5 cm, base broadly cuneate,
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