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Influence of fiber characteristics of Nigérian grown Bambusa vulgaris Schrad on its relative density and burst strength
Strength properties of Bambusa vulgaris with increasing culm height was studied considering its fiber characteristics with particular reference to the presence or absence of nodes. At the interaode. an increase in fiber length with increasing culm height (2.78 mm-3.73 mm from base to lop) was observ...
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