giant bamboo造句

• Some liken it to a giant bamboo shoot of glass and steel.
• Giant bamboos are the largest members of the grass family.
• Among the many tropical plants it hosts a giant bamboo.
• It consists of woody species from tropical regions, including some giant bamboos.
• It has monkeys, bears and giant bamboo.
• Another charged $ 650 to bring in some kind of giant bamboo-eating machine.
• The greater and lesser bamboo bats prefer to roost inside the hollow shoots of giant bamboo through holes eaten by beetles.
• The tubes were originally made from lengths of giant bamboo although pipes of wood, plastic, metal, and cardboard also have been used.
• At the southeast corner of the cemetery is found a rather surprising grove of giant bamboo, some with trunks over 20 cm in diameter.
• A "'bamboula "'is a type of drum made from a section of giant bamboo with skin stretched over the ends.
• Bruce Sterling is competing with the neighbors, and his weapon of choice is a giant bamboo stick with a coat-hanging hook taped to the end.
• Together, man and birds set off down the river on a raft of five 20-foot ( 6-meter ) lengths of giant bamboo lashed together.
• It could be locally threatened by habitat loss, although it may benefit from habitat clearing that encourages the growth of giant bamboos, providing it with its microhabitat.
• More recently the South African government and other corporations such as ECDC have started to realize the true economic potential of this giant bamboo in agricultural and forestry sectors.
• Not far from Fang Lin is Xing's home in Changtian, a poor but picturesque village of rice paddies, wood and mud homes and clumps of giant bamboo.
• By the 1960s, satoyama were utilized as rice fields, plowed fields, shifting cultivation, grasslands, thatch fields, secondary forests for fuel, and giant bamboo forests.
• And in the film's most breath-taking sequence, he fights at least that many while leaping Tarzan-like along the canopy of a forest of giant bamboo.
• Phyllostachys, or giant bamboo, can form beautiful groves of canes _ culms, they are correctly called _ from 10 feet to more than 100 feet tall, depending on the species.
• The golden bamboo lemur ( " Hapalemur aureus " ), for instance, eats giant bamboo ( " Cathariostachys madagascariensis " ), which contains high levels of cyanide.
• By cultivating and building with " Guadua " species, indigenous giant bamboos, the National Bamboo Project was able to raise thousands of new homes for the poor, benefit the environment, and advance bamboo-based building technology.