How does culm density affect spatial competition? What are the challenges in genetically modifying culm traits for specific purposes?

Mar 9, 2006 ... ... culm height in feet) of all the culms in the division, which ever is bigger. If you top off the culms, you can have a division with more clums. 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. I'm guessing it's still metamorphosed sandstone, but that the composition of the sand was somewhat differant. Culm (botany) ... This article is about the plant part. For other uses, see Culm. A culm is the aerial (above-ground) stem of a grass or sedge. It is derived from ... Abstract - In the US, Phragmites australis ssp. australis (European Common Reed) gener- ally is considered to be a harmful invasive species whose dense ... Jan 6, 2025 ... Devon Culm is creating the reserve in an area of culm grassland - a mix of purple moor grass and rush pasture - next to Knowstone Moor and Rackenford Moor. 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. Aug 9, 2017 ... Abstract. Bamboos are among the largest woody grasses and grow very rapidly. Although lignin is a crucial factor for the utilization of bamboo ... High accuracy and resoluton, easy to operation, portable. ☆ Auto save testing pressure, time and testing sequence number. ☆ Kpa and N units can be selectable ... Jun 18, 2006 ... I cut 5 -- 8 foot culms, all told, one at a time. As I cut them I further cut each one into single node segments, dipped the cut ends into molten beeswax to ...