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What are bamboo for?

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Bamboo is a type of very fast growing grass. Pandas are commonly known to feed off it.

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What are bamboo?
Try searching up "What is bamboo". It has a very detailed description.
How do you spell bamboo or bamboo shoots?
bamboo
Are bamboo towels from recycled bamboo?
Bamboo towels are not from recycled bamboo per se, but from treated bamboo. Bamboo towels leave a light carbon footprint and can be recycled if chosen.
Why are bamboo houses made out of bamboo?
because its bamboo house
Were to get bamboo?
You can get bamboo in any local Asian Market or farm market in the plant sections. Happy hunting.