Illustrated Flora of Bambusoideae in China — Volume 2
 
Edition & publication information
English-language hardcover, jointly published by Science Press, Beijing, China, and Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. Our photographed stock carries both publishers’ names and both print ISBNs on the same physical book.
If you require a specific ISBN or printing, please contact Yunnan Bamboo before placing your order so we can confirm the available copy.
Build your bamboo reference collection with an illustrated guide to 18 genera of Arundinarieae. Volume 2 focuses on 430 taxa, including familiar names such as Fargesia, Yushania, Indocalamus and Pleioblastus.
 
Book details
Publisher: Science Press, Beijing, China & Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. (joint publication).
Language: English.
Publication Year: 2022 (copyright year shown in this copy).
Total Pages: 515 pages (XXVII preliminary pages + 488 numbered pages).
Format: Hardcover, first edition.
Authors: Tong Pei Yi, Jun Yi Shi, Yu Xiao Zhang, De Qun Zhou, Li Sha Ma and Jun Yao.
Volume: Volume 2 only, from a two-volume work.
Science Press print ISBN: 978-7-03-072286-7.
Springer print ISBN: 978-981-16-2757-6.
 
What you will find inside
Organized into 18 genus chapters, this volume records 397 species, 17 varieties and 16 forms. Botanical descriptions and illustrations provide a structured way to explore related bamboos and study their distinguishing features.
Springer lists 261 colour illustrations and 31 black-and-white illustrations. These visual references complement the text for readers studying bamboo identification and diversity.
 
Contents at a glance
Acidosasa; Ampelocalamus; Bashania; Chimonocalamus; Drepanostachyum; Fargesia; Ferrocalamus; Gaoligongshania; Gelidocalamus; Indocalamus; Menstruocalamus; Oligostachyum; Pleioblastus; Pseudosasa; Sasa; Sasaella; Thamnocalamus; Yushania.
 
Who is this book for?
A useful reference for botanists, forestry students, researchers, nursery professionals and bamboo collectors who want to compare taxa using botanical information rather than common names alone.
Keep it at hand when reviewing plant labels, planning further species research or building a specialist library. Pair reference reading with local observations when considering plants for a particular growing site.
 
Complete your reference collection
Volume 2 complements Volume 1. Check each volume's coverage when choosing the book most relevant to your interests.
For questions about this book, contact Yunnan Bamboo.
Bibliographic reference: Springer's Volume 2 record. The publisher records pagination as XXVII, 488; retail listings may show only the 488 numbered pages.