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Bamboo Utilization in Southern India


     

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Bamboo occupies a prominent place in the socio-economic and cultural life of Indians. It has been a source of number of uses since ancient times. India is the second largest in bamboo production with the highest growing stock concentrated in the North-East states. This paper outlines the consumption pattern of different species of bamboo in various sectors like agriculture, aquatic environment, socio-religious functions, sericulture, agarbathi industry and furniture. It also emphasizes the importance of research on bamboo improvement programme to produce better quality material in terms of physico-mechanical properties and the role of training in efficient utilization of this unique raw material.

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Bamboo, Utilization, R&d, Training, Southern India
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R. Vijendra Rao

S. C. Gairola

S. Shashikala

A. K. Sethy


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Bamboo occupies a prominent place in the socio-economic and cultural life of Indians. It has been a source of number of uses since ancient times. India is the second largest in bamboo production with the highest growing stock concentrated in the North-East states. This paper outlines the consumption pattern of different species of bamboo in various sectors like agriculture, aquatic environment, socio-religious functions, sericulture, agarbathi industry and furniture. It also emphasizes the importance of research on bamboo improvement programme to produce better quality material in terms of physico-mechanical properties and the role of training in efficient utilization of this unique raw material.

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Bamboo, Utilization, R&d, Training, Southern India