Hedge Bamboo?

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The shoots of the hedge bamboo are bitter and rarely eaten. As the stems are arched and willowy, they cannot make good poles. Its canes are fairly easy to split, flexible, and commonly used in some regions as craft weaving materials for mats, baskets, and other woven goods. Paper can be made from the stems’ fiber, but the volume of pulp is too small for large-scale paper production.




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