Bamboo diversity: the need for a Red List review

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Language English

Uploader Lukindo Mbuli

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Author(s) Nadia Bystriakova, Valerie Kapos

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This review focuses on woody bamboos with the highest diversity recorded in the Asia-Pacific region where bamboos play a major role in ecosystem dynamics in many forests.

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