After 120 Years of Growth, a Japanese Bamboo Has Just Flowered—And That’s a Problem - The Daily Galaxy --Great Discoveries Channel

In a rare and captivating event, a Japanese bamboo species has recently flowered after an astonishing 120-year wait. This extraordinary occurrence, while visually stunning, has raised significant concerns among scientists and ecologists. The Phyllost

By: The Daily Galaxy --Great Discoveries Channel

Nov 01 2024
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Unlike most plants that flower annually, the Phyllostachys nigra var. henonis operates on a drastically different timescale. This bamboo species requires an astounding 120 years to complete its repro… [+4236 chars]

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