Which is the longest grass in the world? Complete information about the world's longest grass GK

 

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The longest grass in the world is bamboo because bamboo is a type of grass. Bamboo is called bamboo in English. As you know bamboo is used in making paper. Let me tell you, bamboo is a type of grass but it has been declared as a tree under the Indian Forest Act 1927. The life span of a bamboo is from 1 year to 50 years.

Special information about bamboo:

Bamboo is a useful grass of the Graminai family. It is found in almost all regions of India. Some of the main species of bamboo are Bambusa, Dendrocalamus, etc. The word bamboo comes from bamboo, a Latin word for Marathi. Bamboo is a type of monocotyledonous plant. Bamboo is the fastest growing plant on earth. There are some species of bamboo that grow about 121 centimeters in a day. Sometimes it happens that bamboo grows at a speed of 1 meter per hour.

Bamboo stem is long, hollow and with branches. Bamboo roots are fibrous and its leaves are soft. Not only this, the upper end of the bamboo is sharp like a spear.

Bamboo bears flowers only once in its entire life span. The bamboo flower is white in color.

Bamboo is also an important plant of West and South Asia. It is used for making house as well as cooking.

You can become a millionaire by cultivating bamboo: Anyone can become a millionaire by cultivating bamboo because once it is planted in the field, it starts yielding after 5 years. Just like other crops get insects from rain and heat, bamboo does not get any insects. So the cost of cultivating it is very low. Bamboo leaves more than 30 percent oxygen and absorbs carbon dioxide compared to other trees. In the same way that a peepal tree absorbs carbon dioxide and releases oxygen at night, a bamboo tree also releases oxygen and absorbs carbon dioxide at night.

The following are some of the types of bamboo found in India:

1. Bambusa arandinesi: This bamboo is called Vidur bamboo. It is found more in India and Verma. This bamboo is 20 to 60 feet high and has more than 30 twigs.

2. Bamboosa spinosa: This type of bamboo is prickly. This is called Bihar Bamboo. It is dense in Assam, Bengal, Verma etc.

3. Bamboo Tulla: This type of bamboo is called Peka bamboo. It is the main bamboo of Bengal.

4. Bambusa vulgaris: This type of bamboo is found all over India. This bamboo has green and yellow stripes.

There are other species of bamboo that are almost long and thick. One species of bamboo is Bambusa nutante found at an altitude of 5 thousand to 7 thousand feet. As you know, the most useful part of bamboo is the stem.

The life span of bamboo is about 1 to 50 years. It is believed that the bamboo continues to grow until it blooms. Bamboo flowers are found in very small, colorless and small bunches. As we know bamboo is used to make paper.