Claim · model-written summary
Vitata fibres had a cell wall thickness of 4.57±1.36 µm.
- Taxon
- Bambusa vulgaris
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Bambusa vulgarise1 - Material
- Vitatae2
- Outcome
- CWTe5
- Value
- 4.57±1.36e5
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Verbatim
t0“Bambusa vulgaris”
e1“We evaluated the fibre characteristics of two cultivars of Bambusa vulgaris”
e2“The mean FL of the two cultivars (‘Vitata’ and ‘Wamin’) were 2.76±0.73 and 2.46±0.75 mm”
e5“CWT (4.57±1.36 and 2.34±0.68 µm)”
Title
Adedeji Robert Ojo; Ifedayo Micheal Adeniyi Advances in Bamboo Science 2026. doi:10.1016/j.bamboo.2026.100251
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Observation Vitata fibres had a mean fibre length of 2.76±0.73 mm.
- Observation Wamin fibres had a mean fibre length of 2.46±0.75 mm.
- Observation Vitata fibres had a fibre diameter of 17.77±4.87 µm.
- Observation Wamin fibres had a fibre diameter of 13.93±2.15 µm.
- Observation Vitata fibres had a lumen width of 17.77±4.87 µm.
- Observation Wamin fibres had a lumen width of 13.93±2.15 µm.
- Observation Wamin fibres had a cell wall thickness of 2.34±0.68 µm.
- Association Fibre length has a strong and positive relationship with every other fibre characteristic.
- Recommendation The fibres of the two cultivars are suitable for paper production given their fibre lengths.