Are there adaptations in culm structure for cold or hot environments?

Culm (or cwlwm) was a fine anthracite dust (sometimes known as slack), found in coal deposits, especially in Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire, from whence it ... Culm has been combusted primarily in fluidized bed combustion (FBC) boilers because of its high ash content and low heating value. Combustion of anthracite coal ... Dec 7, 2020 ... I looked at the lovely words: rhizome, culm and spikelet, rachis, glume, awn and floret, bulb and crown, sheath, blade, ligule and auricle. Nov 21, 2022 ... Third, the resulting culms were dried at 45 ∘ C for 72 h, and weighted again. After the drying treatment, the culm wall with uniform thickness ... Apr 6, 2025 ... I didn't know anything about “culm grassland” so have just read this article. How interesting! devonculm.org.uk/what-is-culm... The carbonized bamboo culm showed a considerable difference, at 200 °C to 320 °C, in the physical and chemical characteristics. Jan 18, 2021 ... Culm. Culm (Science: plant biology) An aerial stem (in grasses, sedges, rushes, etc.) which bears flowers. Powered By. 10. 62.9 ... Dec 13, 2009 ... Culm survival. (d) Annual survival. -. Binomial. GLMMs. Culm age, culm diameter, year, culm diameter x year. (logit link). (e) Survival in year ... Jun 13, 2014 ... We show that GA deficiency resulting from any loss-of-function mutation in four genes (SbCPS1, SbKS1, SbKO1, SbKAO1) involved in the early steps of GA ... Culm banks and vacated factories are the places of my youth whose explorations are unequivocally linked to my art production. The romantic ideals, unadorned ...