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Bamboo Bambusa sp leaves and stems Stock Photo

RMAKJX8G–Bamboo Bambusa sp leaves and stems

Grove of Bamboo plants.(Bambusa sp.).Bangalore,India Stock Photo

RME5CDBA–Grove of Bamboo plants.(Bambusa sp.).Bangalore,India

Bamboo (Bambusa sp.), China, Taiwan, Asia Stock Photo

RMBGNG69–Bamboo (Bambusa sp.), China, Taiwan, Asia

RM2BTWPXJ–Bambusa sp.

Bamboo (Bambusa sp) green leaves for natural background Stock Photo

RF2PR2761–Bamboo (Bambusa sp) green leaves for natural background

BAMBOO LEAF (BAMBUSA SP.) SHOWS PARALLEL VENATION, TYPICAL OF MONOCOT LEAVES / STUDIO Stock Photo

RMA1XP9G–BAMBOO LEAF (BAMBUSA SP.) SHOWS PARALLEL VENATION, TYPICAL OF MONOCOT LEAVES / STUDIO

South East Asia Asian Vietnamese orient oriental Potted bamboo outside shop Stock Photo

RMA4PK59–South East Asia Asian Vietnamese orient oriental Potted bamboo outside shop

Bamboo (Bambusa sp), Buxaceae. Stock Photo

RMHMKWHC–Bamboo (Bambusa sp), Buxaceae.

RMB3PKRX–Bambusa sp.

. The perfect garden, how to keep it beautiful and fruitful, with practical hints on eonomical management and the culture of all the principal flowers, fruits, and vegetables; . g. Acorusgraminea variegata or Care.x riparia variegata. 10. Osmunda regalis. 11. Irisaurea and Myosotis palustris. 12. Spiraea Ulmaria fl. pi. and S. palmata.13. Trollius Fortunei fl. pi. 14. Lythrum roseum superbum. 15. Primulajaponica. 16. Bambusa metake. 17. Arundinaria nitida. 18. A. Simoni orPhyllostachys henonis. 19. Bambusa palmata. 20. Phyllostachys nigra or P.mitis. 21. Phyllostachys Kumasasa. 22. Rheum sp. o Stock Photo

RM2CJ0HBM–. The perfect garden, how to keep it beautiful and fruitful, with practical hints on eonomical management and the culture of all the principal flowers, fruits, and vegetables; . g. Acorusgraminea variegata or Care.x riparia variegata. 10. Osmunda regalis. 11. Irisaurea and Myosotis palustris. 12. Spiraea Ulmaria fl. pi. and S. palmata.13. Trollius Fortunei fl. pi. 14. Lythrum roseum superbum. 15. Primulajaponica. 16. Bambusa metake. 17. Arundinaria nitida. 18. A. Simoni orPhyllostachys henonis. 19. Bambusa palmata. 20. Phyllostachys nigra or P.mitis. 21. Phyllostachys Kumasasa. 22. Rheum sp. o

Bamboo (Bambusa sp.), stem with leaves, studio picture Stock Photo

RMAKJX5Y–Bamboo (Bambusa sp.), stem with leaves, studio picture

RMBGNG6T–Bamboo (Bambusa sp.), China, Taiwan, Asia

RM2BTWPXM–Bambusa sp.

Bamboo (Bambusa sp.), Costa Rica Stock Photo

RMBGN2KB–Bamboo (Bambusa sp.), Costa Rica

RF2PR2778–Bamboo (Bambusa sp) green leaves for natural background

Lengthwise cut / longitudinal cut of bamboo cane / culm (Bambusa sp.) inside showing hollow woody stem cavities, internodes and rhizome roots Stock Photo

RM2MNA89R–Lengthwise cut / longitudinal cut of bamboo cane / culm (Bambusa sp.) inside showing hollow woody stem cavities, internodes and rhizome roots

Bamboo (Bambusa sp), Poaceae. Stock Photo

RMHMW3DJ–Bamboo (Bambusa sp), Poaceae.

RMB3PKRT–Bambusa sp.

. El Jardín botánico de Buenos Aires. — 81 — Cyperus vegetus Willd. » sp. Kyllingia tríceps Róítb. Cyperaceae. Totorilla. Chufa. Capú-catí. Dioscorea bonariensis Ten. » giandulosa Kl- Dioscoreaceae. Gramíneae. Bambusa sp. Bromus unioloides (W.) H. B. K Chloris barbata 5iv. » polydactyla Sw. Tacuara. Cebadilla. Lancú. Pasto borla.. lACUARA (Bambtisa sp.). Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Buenos Aires (Argentin Stock Photo

RMRCE583–. El Jardín botánico de Buenos Aires. — 81 — Cyperus vegetus Willd. » sp. Kyllingia tríceps Róítb. Cyperaceae. Totorilla. Chufa. Capú-catí. Dioscorea bonariensis Ten. » giandulosa Kl- Dioscoreaceae. Gramíneae. Bambusa sp. Bromus unioloides (W.) H. B. K Chloris barbata 5iv. » polydactyla Sw. Tacuara. Cebadilla. Lancú. Pasto borla.. lACUARA (Bambtisa sp.). Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Buenos Aires (Argentin

RM2BTWPXD–Bambusa sp.

RF2PR279D–Bamboo (Bambusa sp) green leaves for natural background

RMB3PKRP–Bambusa sp.

. Hawaiian Fungi. Fungi. Stevens—Hawaiian Fungi 99 No. 143. Lageniforma bambusae Plunkett n. sp. Perithecia without a stroma, borne singly or in groups of two or three, sunken in the host tissue and connecting to the outside by a long rostrum, globose or usually slightly flattened at the bottom, black, coriaceous, ostiole protruding, 320-420 by 560-670^ perithecial wall 20-25 thick; asci thin-walled, minute, clavate, stalked, 8-spored, 18-20 by 4-5^; spores allantoid, hyaline, i-celled, 4-5 by m. (See figs. 25, 26, a.) Saprophytic on stems of Bambusa. Kauai: Kalalau trail, June 21, no. 489.. o Stock Photo

RMRPY1A7–. Hawaiian Fungi. Fungi. Stevens—Hawaiian Fungi 99 No. 143. Lageniforma bambusae Plunkett n. sp. Perithecia without a stroma, borne singly or in groups of two or three, sunken in the host tissue and connecting to the outside by a long rostrum, globose or usually slightly flattened at the bottom, black, coriaceous, ostiole protruding, 320-420 by 560-670^ perithecial wall 20-25 thick; asci thin-walled, minute, clavate, stalked, 8-spored, 18-20 by 4-5^; spores allantoid, hyaline, i-celled, 4-5 by m. (See figs. 25, 26, a.) Saprophytic on stems of Bambusa. Kauai: Kalalau trail, June 21, no. 489.. o

RM2BTWPY6–Bambusa sp.

RF2PR277E–Bamboo (Bambusa sp) green leaves for natural background

RF2PR277Y–Bamboo (Bambusa sp) green leaves for natural background

. Bulletin trimestriel de la SociÃ©tÃ© mycologique de France. Mycology; Fungi; Fungi. CHAMPIGNONS NOUVEAUX OU PEU CONNUS, 0 Sur les chaumes de Bambou. BrÃ©sil (Noack). EspÃ¨ce analogue Ã C. excentricus, trÃ¨s diffÃ©rente de C. stipi- taritis. L'Agan'eus trichialis LÃ©v., herb. Zollinger, nÂ° 2078, Nau- coria ? trichialis Sacc. Sylloge V, 853, qui croit Ã Java sur les tiges de Bambou, appartient Ã©galement au genre Crinipellis. 11 est plus grand que C. BambusÅ et d'une couleur gÃ©nÃ©rale brune bien diffÃ©rente. Mycena chlorocephala n. sp. Pileo carnoso, tenui, subgloboso, pulchre viridi, lÅvi v Stock Photo

RMRG6E5M–. Bulletin trimestriel de la SociÃ©tÃ© mycologique de France. Mycology; Fungi; Fungi. CHAMPIGNONS NOUVEAUX OU PEU CONNUS, 0 Sur les chaumes de Bambou. BrÃ©sil (Noack). EspÃ¨ce analogue Ã C. excentricus, trÃ¨s diffÃ©rente de C. stipi- taritis. L'Agan'eus trichialis LÃ©v., herb. Zollinger, nÂ° 2078, Nau- coria ? trichialis Sacc. Sylloge V, 853, qui croit Ã Java sur les tiges de Bambou, appartient Ã©galement au genre Crinipellis. 11 est plus grand que C. BambusÅ et d'une couleur gÃ©nÃ©rale brune bien diffÃ©rente. Mycena chlorocephala n. sp. Pileo carnoso, tenui, subgloboso, pulchre viridi, lÅvi v