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Bamboo is a plant with green leaves and a brown bark that floats in water. Some types are edible. It is the primary food supply for wild [[pandas]]. | Bamboo is a plant with green leaves and a brown bark that floats in water. Some types are edible. It is the primary food supply for wild [[pandas]]. | ||
| − | Bamboo has a long history of use throughout east Asian countries. Before the arrival of western powers, the Chinese used complex pipelines made out of bamboo to transport liquids (mainly [[oil]]) vast distances. | + | Bamboo has a long history of use throughout east [[Asian]] countries. Before the arrival of western powers, the [[Chinese]] used complex pipelines made out of bamboo to transport liquids (mainly [[oil]]) vast distances. |
[[Category:Botany]] | [[Category:Botany]] | ||
Revision as of 12:20, April 16, 2007
Bamboo is a plant with green leaves and a brown bark that floats in water. Some types are edible. It is the primary food supply for wild pandas.
Bamboo has a long history of use throughout east Asian countries. Before the arrival of western powers, the Chinese used complex pipelines made out of bamboo to transport liquids (mainly oil) vast distances.