Japanese Bamboos And Their Introduction Into America
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This is one of the hariliest forms grown in England, attaining in exceptional ca.ses 20 feet in height, and it is certainly one of the most decorative kinds. Nothing could exceed the delicate beauty of the groves of this species which are to be seen near Kyoto. Their dark stems, ash-gray nodes, and light-green foliage make them uni(|ue among decorativ(> plants. (See PI. I.) The uses of this species are limited to the manufacture of furniture, numerous household articles, and fancy hshing poles,... for all of which these black bamboos are peculiarly suited.
Phyllostachvs Castili.oni.s." (Japanese name: " Kiinniii-rhihi." ) The golden-striped bamboo is one of the most decorative forms of the group. It is not easily confused with other Japanese sorts when its characters are fully developed, for each culm is of a beautiful golden-yellow color, striped with brilliant green. The leaves also are variegated with stripes of green and white. The contrast between the golden yellow of the stems and the green stripes on the young "No authority is given liy Mitfonl for this name, and the author lias been unable as yet to work out its correct name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is one of the hariliest forms grown in England, attaining in exceptional ca.ses 20 feet in height, and it is certainly one of the most decorative kinds. Nothing could exceed the delicate beauty of the groves of this species which are to be seen near Kyoto. Their dark stems, ash-gray nodes, and light-green foliage make them uni(|ue among decorativ(> plants. (See PI. I.) The uses of this species are limited to the manufacture of furniture, numerous household articles, and fancy hshing poles,... for all of which these black bamboos are peculiarly suited.
Phyllostachvs Castili.oni.s." (Japanese name: " Kiinniii-rhihi." ) The golden-striped bamboo is one of the most decorative forms of the group. It is not easily confused with other Japanese sorts when its characters are fully developed, for each culm is of a beautiful golden-yellow color, striped with brilliant green. The leaves also are variegated with stripes of green and white. The contrast between the golden yellow of the stems and the green stripes on the young "No authority is given liy Mitfonl for this name, and the author lias been unable as yet to work out its correct name.
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