Bamboo Resources and Publications

This is a list of FREE bamboo resources and interesting articles in pdf format, feel free to start downloading these publications and learn everything about bamboo! If you come across new reports that might be helpful for our visitors, just let us know and we'll update this page.

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Bamboo PDF Resources:

bamboo pdfModern Bamboo Architecture

Bamboo has the image of being a building material of the poorer class. However, since bamboo is introduced in Europe this is now starting to change.

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Source: RWTH AACHEN

 

bamboo pdfBamboo as a Building Material

Bamboo is one of the oldest construction materials on the planet, especially popular in the regions where this plant grows in abundance.

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Source: RWTH AACHEN

 

bamboo pdfMechanical Properties of Bamboo

Bamboo is an extraordinary product of nature. The hollow internodes make it an extremely light, strong and elastic building material.

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Source: RWTH AACHEN

 

bamboo pdfBamboo Preservation: Vertical Soak Diffusion

The Vertical Soak Diffusion method is a safe and efficient method to obtain well treated bamboo culms.

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Source: Bamboo Central

 

bamboo pdfBamboo Propagation (Rhizome based)

Rhizome based propagation is a traditional and most commonly practiced form of bamboo propagation.

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Source: NMBA

 

bamboo pdfBamboo Charcoal: Training Manual

Bamboo charcoal, is a sort of porous material with excellent adsorption, electromagnetic shielding, and infrared emitting capacity.

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Source: BioEnergy Lists: Biochar

 

bamboo pdfBamboo Paper Production

To produce bamboo paper, the green, outer layer of the stem is peeled off and only the inside is retained for use.

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Source: Ethnobotany Research & Applications

 

bamboo pdfBamboo Biodiversity in Africa, Madagascar and the Americas

This study maps nearly 400 individual bamboo species that occur naturally within the remaining forests of Africa, Madagascar and the Americas.

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Source: UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Center

 

bamboo pdfBamboo Biodiversity in the Asia-Pacific region

This study provides information for planning conservation and management of wild populations of bamboo in the Asia-Pacific region.

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Source: UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Center

 

bamboo pdfBamboo Bridges with Jorg Stamm

Guadua bamboo bridges in Colombia by Jorg Stamm. A report about the construction process of these earthquake resistant masterpieces.

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Source: RWTH AACHEN

 

bamboo pdfTermites and Bamboo

A report on treated vs. untreated bamboo canes, to study the impact of termite attacks after burying the bamboo samples for 8 months.

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Source:Bamboo Central

 

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