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BOTANICAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF Dendrocalamus strictus AND Chusquea bambusoides SPECIES

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A morphological botanical characterization, complemented by X-ray densitometric analysis, of the culms of Dendrocalamus strictus and Chusquea bambusoides is performed, generating comparative data to serve as a reference for botanical identification and for the evaluation of their utilization potential.

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