Claim · model-written summary
D. brandisii had better overall growth performance.
- Taxon
- D. brandisii
Dendrocalamus brandisiie0 - Outcome
- Overall growth performancee0
- Direction
- bettere0
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Verbatim
e0“Overall growth performance was better for B. vulgaris, D. brandisii and D. longispathus.”
Title
Growth performance of selected bamboo species suitable for humid tropics of Kerala, India
Amani KA; Kunhamu TK; Jijeesh CM; et al. Journal of Bamboo and Rattan 2022. doi:10.55899/09734449.22/21.1a/325
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Observation B. vulgaris had better overall growth performance.
- Observation D. longispathus had better overall growth performance.
- Observation B. vulgaris ranked highest for clump height, circumference, and culm girth.
- Observation D. brandisii ranked highest for clump height, circumference, and culm girth.
- Observation B. tulda had relatively poor clump height, circumference, and culm girth.
- Observation D. brandisii had the highest internodal length.
- Observation D. longispathus had the highest internodal length.
- Observation B. tulda had the shortest internodal length.
- Observation D. asper had the highest number of culms per clump.
- Observation B. balcooa had the lowest number of culms per clump.
- Recommendation The authors recommended integrating the faster-growing species other than B. tulda into Kerala farms.