80POACEAE2.5–5 mm thick; nodes with level or prominent supra-nodalridge at branching nodes, slightly white powdery initially;sheath scar prominent, glabrous or initially slightly setose.Branches (3–)7–18 per node, deflexed. Culm sheaths persistent,narrowly triangular to rounded, longer than internodes, leathery,sometimes slightly white powdery and sparsely yellow-brownsetose, shoulders with steep triangular projections, longitudinalribs conspicuous; auricles and oral setae absent; ligule irregular,steeply arcuate, glabrous; blade erect or reflexed, narrowlytriangular to linear-lanceolate, glabrous, level. Leaves 1 or 2 perultimate branch; sheath glabrous; auricles and oral setae absent;ligule truncate, glabrous; blade narrowly lanceolate, 4–10 ×0.5–1 cm, secondary veins 2- or 3-paired, transverse veins indistinct,base broadly cuneate, margins serrulate. Inflorescenceunknown. New shoots Aug.● 2700–3700 m. NE Yunnan.The shoots are edible, and the culms are used for making furniture.10. Fargesia extensa T. P. Yi, J. Bamboo Res. 2(2): 27. 1983.喇 叭 箭 竹 la ba jian zhuBorinda extensa (T. P. Yi) Stapleton.Rhizome neck 10–20 cm, 1–2 cm in diam. Culms 4–6.5m, 1–2.8 cm in diam.; internodes terete, or slightly flattenedabove branching, 20–32 cm, initially sparsely white powdery,glabrous; wall 3–6 mm thick, cavity filled with lamellate pith;supra-nodal ridges prominent, glabrous. Branches 3–7 per node,deflexed. Culm sheaths rectangular, shorter than internodes,basally leathery, distally papery, undulate and fragile when dry,glabrous, longitudinal ribs greatly conspicuous, apex and 2shoulders projecting steeply; auricles and oral setae absent;ligule steeply arcuate, ca. 1 mm, glabrous; blade erect, triangular-conical,glabrous. Leaves 3 or 4(–8) per ultimate branch;sheath glabrous; auricles and oral setae absent; ligule arcuate,ca. 2 mm, glabrous; blade narrowly lanceolate, 5.5–16.5 × 0.7–<strong>1.</strong>4 cm, secondary veins 2–4-paired, transverse veins distinct,base broadly cuneate, margins serrulate. Inflorescence unknown.New shoots Aug.● 2200–2500 m. SE Xizang.1<strong>1.</strong> Fargesia obliqua T. P. Yi, Acta Bot. Yunnan. 8: 48. 1986.团 竹 tuan zhuRhizome neck 2.5–5 cm, 6–10 mm in diam. Culms 2–4 m,0.5–<strong>1.</strong>2 cm in diam.; internodes terete, 18–24 cm, initiallyslightly white powdery, glabrous; wall <strong>1.</strong>5–3.5 mm thick, pithgranular; supra-nodal ridges weakly prominent; sheath scarprominent. Branches (1–)3(–5) per node, deflexed. Culmsheaths persistent, narrowly rounded or triangularly narrowlyrounded, ca. 1/2 as long as internodes, leathery, glabrous, longitudinalribs prominent, margins densely gray ciliolate; auriclesand oral setae absent; ligule arcuate, ca. 1 mm, glabrous; bladenot readily deciduous, erect, triangular or triangular-lanceolate,glabrous, not articulate with sheath. Leaves 2 or 3(or 4) perultimate branch; sheath glabrous; auricles and oral setae absentor obscure; ligule inclined-truncate, ca. 0.7 mm, glabrous; bladeirregular, narrowly ovate-lanceolate, 6.5–9 × <strong>1.</strong>2–<strong>1.</strong>8 cm, secondaryveins 4-paired, transverse veins obscure, base rounded,margins spinescent-serrulate. Inflorescence unknown. Newshoots Jul.● 2400–3300(–3700) m. N Sichuan.This species appears similar to Fargesia frigidis from Yunnan, butit is not known whether it is also deciduous.The shoots are an important source of food for the giant panda.12. Fargesia frigidis T. P. Yi, J. Bamboo Res. 7(2): 17. 1988.凋 叶 箭 竹 diao ye jian zhuBorinda frigidis (T. P. Yi) Stapleton [“frigidorum”]; Fargesiaalpina Hsueh & C. M. Hui.Rhizome neck 3–7 cm, 1–<strong>1.</strong>8 cm in diam., internodes 2–5mm, solid. Culms <strong>1.</strong>5–3.5 m, 1–<strong>1.</strong>7 cm in diam.; internodesterete, 22–24 cm, conspicuously longitudinally ribbed, initiallydensely white waxy and white-gray setose below nodes,glabrescent, nearly solid; wall 2.5–5.5 mm thick; supra-nodalridges level; sheath scar very prominent, woody. Branches 4–13per node, deflexed. Culm sheaths gradually deciduous topersistent, narrowly rounded, 1/5–2/5 as long as internodes,leathery, very sparsely appressed light yellow setulose, uppermargins yellow-brown ciliolate initially, longitudinal ribsconspicuous, apex asymmetrical; auricles absent, one shoulderrising to triangular point; oral setae absent; ligule inclined-truncateor truncate, 1–<strong>1.</strong>5 mm, glabrous, often rising in center;blade readily deciduous, reflexed, triangular to linear-lanceolate,articulating with apex of culm sheath. Leaves 1–4 perultimate branch, mostly deciduous in winter; sheath glabrous;auricles absent, one shoulder rising to triangular point; oralsetae absent or sometimes few; ligule inclined-truncate, ca. 0.4mm; blade lanceolate, 2.3–5.2 × 0.45–0.7 cm, glabrous, secondaryveins 2- or 3-paired, transverse veins distinct, base broadlycuneate, one margin spinescent-serrulate, other margin obscure.Inflorescence unknown. New shoots Aug.● 3100–3700 m. W Yunnan.The boundaries between this species and the earlier-named Fargesiamelanostachys, Arundinaria forrestii, and A. acutissima requireclarification. The types lack sufficient vegetative material for satisfactorycomparison without revisiting type localities.The epithet frigidis means “from cold places,” whereas the epithetfrigida, which is sometimes used, implies a subtly different and less appropriatemeaning: “cold bamboo.”The culms are used for weaving and for brooms.13. Fargesia melanostachys (Handel-Mazzetti) T. P. Yi, J.Bamboo Res. 2(1): 39. 1983.黑 穗 箭 竹 hei sui jian zhuArundinaria melanostachys Handel-Mazzetti, Anz. Akad.Wiss. Wien, Math.-Naturwiss. Kl. 61: 23. 1925; A. acutissimaKeng; A. forrestii Keng; Sinarundinaria acutissima (Keng) P.C. Keng; S. forrestii (Keng) P. C. Keng; S. melanostachys(Handel-Mazzetti) Keng ex P. C. Keng.Culms 4–6 m, 1–3 cm in diam.; internodes terete or slightlyflattened, 26–28(–40) cm, ridged, initially densely whitepowdery, glabrous; wall 2–5 mm thick; supra-nodal ridges
POACEAE 81obscure or level; sheath scar prominent. Branches 3–11 pernode. Culm sheaths persistent, narrowly rounded to triangularlynarrowly rounded, 1/2–3/5 as long as internodes, leathery, glabrousor sometimes white-gray setulose, initially white powdery,longitudinal ribs conspicuous, margins white-gray ciliate;auricles and oral setae absent; ligule ca. 1 mm, triangular, glabrous;blade erect, triangular or narrowly so, glabrous. Leaves 2or 3 per ultimate branch; sheath glabrous; auricles and oralsetae absent; ligule arcuate, ca. 1 mm, glabrous; blade lanceolate,3.5–7.5 × 0.7–<strong>1.</strong>4 cm, glabrous, secondary veins 3-paired,transverse veins obscure, base cuneate, one margin spinescentserrulate,other margin obscure. Inflorescence a raceme orsimple panicle, with 1 lanceolate or triangular bract at base;spikelets 2–8, <strong>1.</strong>8–5 cm, rachilla 4–5 mm; florets 3–8, apicalfloret sterile, apex densely puberulous. Glumes 2, unequal,glabrous; lemma ovate-lanceolate, abaxially slightly puberulous,apex acuminate; palea keels serrulate, apex bifid; lodicules3, margins apically ciliate. Anthers yellow. Ovary ovoid, glabrous;styles 2; stigmas 3, white, plumose. Caryopsis unknown.New shoots Jul–Aug.● 3100–3800 m. W Yunnan.The boundaries between this species, its synonyms, and the laternamedFargesia frigidis and its synonym require detailed investigationthrough gatherings of new material from type localities.The culms are used for fishing rods.14. Fargesia scabrida T. P. Yi, J. Bamboo Res. 4(2): 24. 1985.糙 花 箭 竹 cao hua jian zhuRhizome neck 4.5–26 cm, 6–16 mm in diam. Culms <strong>1.</strong>8–3.5 m, 0.5–1 cm in diam.; internodes terete, 17–20 cm, initiallyslightly white powdery or not, glabrous; wall 2–4 mm thick;supra-nodal ridges level or weakly prominent; sheath scargreatly prominent, broad, thick, initially gray setulose.Branches 3–8 per node, erect or deflexed. Culm sheathspersistent, light red-brown, triangular to narrowly rounded, 1/3–1/2 as long as internodes, leathery, abaxially sparsely gray togray-yellow setulose, longitudinal ribs prominent, marginsdensely gray-yellow setulose; auricles and oral setae absent orobscure; ligule arcuate, ca. 1 mm, margins densely gray ciliolate;blade erect, triangular or linear-triangular, margins usuallysparsely setulose. Leaves 2 or 3 per ultimate branch; sheathmargins gray-yellow ciliate; auricles and oral setae absent orobscure; ligule truncate, ca. 1 mm, ciliate; blade lanceolate, 12–18 × <strong>1.</strong>1–<strong>1.</strong>8 cm, abaxially pubescent, secondary veins 4-paired,transverse veins obscure, base broadly cuneate, margins spinescent-serrulate.Inflorescence a panicle, initially terminal to aleafy shoot. Spikelets 6–12, <strong>1.</strong>5–3 cm, rachilla internodes 1–2mm; florets 5–7. Glumes 2, setulose, apex long mucronate;lemma lanceolate, setulose, apex long mucronate; palea keelsserrulate; lodicule margins sparsely ciliolate. Anthers yellow.Ovary oblong, glabrous; styles 2 or 3; stigmas 3. Caryopsisunknown. New shoots late Apr–early May.● 1500–2000 m. S Gansu, N Sichuan.This species is somewhat intermediate between Fargesia andYushania in having a less condensed inflorescence, suggesting thatBorinda may be the appropriate genus.The shoots are sweet and are an important source of food for thegiant panda.15. Fargesia rufa T. P. Yi, J. Bamboo Res. 4(2): 27. 1985.青 川 箭 竹 qing chuan jian zhuRhizome neck (6–)10–18 cm, 4–15 mm in diam. Culms2.5–3.5 m, 0.8–1 cm in diam.; internodes terete, 15–17(–20)cm, smooth, initially slightly white powdery, later white waxy,glabrous; wall <strong>1.</strong>5–3.2 mm thick, pith thin and closely adnate toinner wall; supra-nodal ridges weakly prominent; sheath scargreatly prominent as a thick broad ridge, initially brown setose.Branches 6–16 per node, deflexed. Culm sheaths graduallydeciduous, red-brown, narrowly triangular, much longer thaninternodes, basally leathery, distally more papery, sparselybrown setose, longitudinal ribs prominent, margins apicallydensely gray ciliolate; auricles and oral setae absent; ligule truncateor convex, ca. 1 mm, margins usually ciliolate; bladereadily deciduous, reflexed, linear-lanceolate, glabrous, marginsdentate-serrulate. Leaves 2–4 per ultimate branch; sheath abaxiallyglabrous, ridged, margins gray ciliate; auricles absent; oralsetae few, erect, yellow, 1–<strong>1.</strong>5 mm; ligule arcuate, ca. 1 mm,glabrous; blade linear-lanceolate, 6–10 × 0.6–0.8 cm, proximallyoften slightly pilose, secondary veins 2- or 3-paired,transverse veins weakly prominent, base cuneate, marginsspinescent-serrulate, apex long acuminate. Inflorescence unknown.New shoots Jun.● 1600–2300 m. S Gansu, N Sichuan.The bamboo cultivated in the West under the cultivar nameFargesia ‘Rufa’ is not this species.Fargesia rufa is an important source of food for the giant panda.16. Fargesia dura T. P. Yi, J. Bamboo Res. 7(2): 34. 1988.马 斯 箭 竹 ma si jian zhuRhizome neck 5–7 cm, <strong>1.</strong>6–3 cm in diam. Culms 3–4 m,1–2 cm in diam.; internodes terete, 20–27 cm, rigid, initiallydensely white powdery and gray to white setose, waxy whenold, longitudinal ribs prominent, solid or nearly so; nodesinitially white powdery and sparsely setulose, supra-nodal ridgelevel or weakly prominent; sheath scar prominent, initiallydensely brown setulose. Branches 3–7 per node, initially setose.Culm sheaths persistent, narrowly rounded, longer thaninternodes, leathery, densely brown setulose, longitudinal ribsgreatly prominent, margins initially gray ciliate, apex broadlytriangular; auricles and oral setae absent; ligule truncate orconvex, 1–2 mm, glabrous; blade readily deciduous, reflexed,linear-lanceolate, glabrous or adaxially slightly pilose at base.Leaves 2–6 per ultimate branch; sheath margins initially denselyyellow-brown ciliolate; auricles absent; oral setae few, erector curved, 2–4 mm; ligule truncate, ca. 1 mm, initially slightlypilose; blade linear-lanceolate, 4.5–12 × 0.4–0.9 cm, abaxiallyslightly puberulous, secondary veins 2- or 3-paired, transverseveins distinct, base broadly cuneate, margins spinescent-serrulate,apex acuminate. Inflorescence unknown. New shoots Jul.● About 3200 m. W Yunnan.17. Fargesia macclureana (Bor) Stapleton, Bamboo Soc.Newslett. 17: 17. 1993.西 藏 箭 竹 xi zang jian zhu
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