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The 15 pages that link to Bamboo, each with the reason it gives.

• RhizomeBroader topic: Some bamboo species form extensive rhizome systems that generate new culms.

• PoaceaeBroader topic: Bamboos show that grasses can form tall, woody stands used for building and materials.

• TimberCompared with: It can serve timber-like purposes but is botanically and structurally distinct.

• Giant pandaRelated: Several bamboo species supply most of the panda’s food.

• TreeCompared with: Some bamboos resemble trees, but their stems are grass culms rather than trunks.

• CulmBroader topic: Bamboo culms are widely used as structural material and harvested for many products.

• Palm treeCompared with: Like palms, bamboo can look tree-sized without having the conventional woody trunk of a broadleaf tree.

• PoalesBroader topic: Poales includes bamboos used for construction, crafts, food, and habitat.

• Red pandaRelated: Bamboo leaves and shoots make up most of the red panda’s diet.

• Pan fluteRelated: Many traditional pan flutes use bamboo because its hollow stems can form resonant tubes.

• GigantopithecusRelated: Bamboo has been proposed as a substantial food source for Gigantopithecus.

• Bamboo shootNarrower topic: Shoots are the emerging stems of bamboo plants.

• TanabataRelated: Branches provide the traditional place to hang Tanabata wishes.

• Basal shootRelated: New bamboo culms often emerge close to the ground from rhizome buds.

• Chrysalidocarpus lutescensCompared with: The palm’s golden, cane-like stems evoke bamboo but are botanically unrelated.