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40,000ha of Moso in Anji county, China
PHYLLOSTACHYS
heterocycla var. pubescens: 28m x 25cm, -17°C MOSO - Known
as MOSO in Japan this species is the most widely cultivated bamboo in
China and Japan, primarily for its shoots which are the first of the PHYLLOSTACHYS
bamboos to appear in spring and are highly regarded, they can be eaten raw
if picked early. We have a trail planting which now produces several 100
kgs per year which are sold to restaurants. It is also used for plywood,
chop sticks and general construction & crafts. Culms and leaves
covered by fine hairs
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