Bambú
Bambú is a common name for a group of perennial evergreen plants in the grass family Poaceae, subfamily Bambusoideae. These plants are known for their rapid growth and hollow, segmented stems called culms. Bambú is native to tropical and subtropical regions across the globe, with the greatest diversity found in Asia and South America.
There are thousands of species of bambú, which vary greatly in size, from small clumping varieties to
Bambú has a long history of use by humans. Its strong yet lightweight culms are used for