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Chimonobambusa farctaA clump B rhizome C a node in lower culm, showing bud complement D intranodes of lower culms, showing an arrangement of conical or top-shaped, hard root thorns E, F cross section of old and young culms, showing solid internode G part of culm internode, showing dense curved verrucae H upper part of an internode of young culm, showing short, retrorse hairs arranged in longitudinal rows I, J node of mid-culm or upper culm, showing branch complement K branchlet and foliage leaves in adaxial view, showing sheaths, fimbriae, and blades L base of foliage leaves in abaxial view M part of foliage leaves in abaxial view, showing pubescent abaxial surface. Photos by Guang-Hui Lai.
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Chimonobambusa farcta , a new species of temperate woody bamboos from western Guangxi, China is described and illustrated. The new species is similar to C. pubescens in the solid internodes of culms, but differs in having taller culm to 7 m with longer verrucose internodes to 23.5 cm and intranodes to 4 mm, intranode usually with a ring of 7–9 root...
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