Hi Dr.Fu Jinhe, I am Tewodros Tadesse from Ethiopia working on highland bamboo Yushania alpina vegetative propagation.So how can you help me in identifying the

Greetings , I would like to know more about the commercial viability of Mdf produced from bamboo .Kindly help me with few of my queries : - 1.. China being

Please contact Mr Melaku(melaku.tadesse@...) and he may help you. Regards Fu Jinhe ... From: "azmy mohamed" To:

Dear Tewodros I grow Yushania (Arundinaria) alpina. I have one large plant here on the Oregon coast USA. It is difficult to propagate. I am usually successful

I was reading in the Globe and Mail that there are people propagating bamboo from tissue culture in Washington State. Possibly if you check out the Northwest

Hello Group, I would like to know if you people have any good information and documents available showing the cultivation and management of Arundinaria

Dear jinhe, I am so surprized and get delighted you are coming to my country Ethiopia, because i am doing a research on vegetative propagation possibilities of

H! Bambusa vulgaris is the easiest bamboo to propagate. It has also a wide range of adaptability. It can be propagated thru culm cuttings or branches.

Hi Dr. Fu, How are you? I hope you are fine. A Malaysian group is going to visit China next year on herbal and medicinal plant activities. It is concern more

Richard, Thanks for the article, it points to the reasons why we are trying to develop new strains of bamboo that are suitable for "waste land and waste water"

Hello Group, I would like to know if you people have any good information and documents available showing the cultivation and management of Bambusa

Hi, I think you should visit China once. Whatever you are looking for within bamboo and bamboo products, you will get all information and support from China.

Hi Angela If you speak Spanish then I recommend coming to the 2nd Mexican Bamboo Congress in Puebla next year March 5-8, 2008. A BOTA Eco-tour of Veracruz and

Why is it that it's said that only tropical bamboos are able to be TC'ed? I'd like to learn about multiplying Moso varieties which are growing in NW South