Bamboo Regeneration via Embryogenesis and Organogenesis

Lin, Xinchun; Huang, Li-Chun; Wei, Fang

doi:10.5772/37138

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“…This was to be expected given the high linear density of the fibers in this area. The values obtained range from 0.074 µm 2 to 0.51 µm 2 . In addition, the internal fibers have a larger section than the external ones and join what has been observed for the cross-sections of Raffia vinifera fibers.…”

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Physico-chemical and mechanical characterization of bambusa vulgaris fibers from Cameroon

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Harzallah

et al. 2021

Journal of Composite Materials

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In this study on characterization of bambusa vulgaris fibers from Cameroon (BV), we evaluated the linear density as well as the moisture uptake. With the help of SEM, the cross-sections were observed to be circular shapes; they increase from outside to inside in any transverse position along the stem. Also, the degradation temperature of BV was investigated with the aid of TGA and the result showed that the degradation temperature of BV fibers is between 366 °C and 380 °C. In addition, their Young's moduli in dynamic tensile test was determined and it was noticed that the Young moduli increase from inside to outside. The bending tests of BV fibers were carried out and enable the various parameters in zone 3/3. Finally, the creep behavior of BV fibers was studied and it was revealed that the 4-element Burger model describes very well this phenomenon and could help in well predicting fatigue behaviour of BV fibers reinforced composites.

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“…It is a plant that belongs to the Poaceae family, the Bambusoideae subfamily and the Bambuseae tribe. [1][2][3] There are more than 1000 species bamboo worldwide, of which the majority is found in Asia and South America. 4 In addition, in Africa, there are five varieties of bamboo, including two in Cameroon.…”

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