Can new shoots arise from the base of a damaged culm?

Nov 24, 1986 ... ... culm are piled. The culm contains some coal, but the heating value is too low to justify its use economically. The CFB process, however ... Culm (or cwlwm) was a fine anthracite dust (sometimes known as slack), found in coal deposits, especially in Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire, from whence it ... Oct 15, 1995 ... Once considered coal waste, culm is now the most popular form of anthracite coal. Co-generation plants are turning culm into steam-based electricity. 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 has developed meanings and uses in subjects including coal mining (early 1600s), malting (mid 1700s), minerals (mid 1700s), geology (1830s). Bamboo culms vary in their strength and other properties with age. It is therefore important to know the age of the culm to enable harvesting at the right time, ... Culms is the term used to describe the stems of the monocotyledonous plants called graminoids, as in Poaceae (grasses), Cyperaceae (sedges), Juncaceae (rushes), ... Jun 4, 2011 ... Where damaging winds from storms may occur, old culm branches can still be useful for providing support to the culms of new shoots until the new ... Connecting the Culm project · Make the River Culm and its floodplain more resilient to flood and drought, using nature-based systems and approaches · Improve ... Another name for the stem of the rice plant is the CULM. The culm consists of several NODES spaced apart by INTERNODES 1 cm apart near the base, and further ...