Japanese Sasa (Sasa nipponica)
Sasa nipponica is a dwarf, evergreen bamboo native to Japan, forming dense colonies via spreading rhizomes. It grows up to 2 meters tall and is often used for.
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Synonyms
Arundinaria bungoensis Nakai
Arundinaria koboi Nakai
Arundinaria nipponica (Makino) Makino
Bambusa nipponica Makino
Neosasamorpha elegans (Makino) Koidz.
Sasa asoensis Nakai
Sasa bicolor Koidz.
Sasa elegans Makino
Sasa hatenashiensis Koidz.
Sasa hikosanensis Makino & Koidz.
Sasa hiyeiana Koidz.
Sasa igaensis Nakai
Sasa iyoensis Nakai
Sasa kumaensis Koidz.
Sasa kumasoana Koidz.
Sasa kuntaensis Koidz.
Sasa lokkomontana Koidz.
Sasa maculata Nakai
Sasa mikawana Koidz.
Sasa nagasei Sad.Suzuki
Sasa nandaiensis Koidz.
Sasa neotenuissima Koidz.
Sasa nunobikiensis Koidz.
Sasa ohminensis Makino & Koidz.
Sasa pycnotricha Koidz.
Sasa sacrosancta Koidz.
Sasa sambiensis Koidz.
Sasa scaberula Makino & Koidz.
Sasa tashiroi Koidz.
Sasa tenuissima Makino & Nakai
Sasa tomodensis Nakai
Sasa ureneiana Koidz.
Sasa yoigana Koidz.
Sasaella bungoensis (Nakai) Koidz.
Sasaella koboi (Nakai) Koidz.
Taxonomy
- kingdomPlantae
- divisionTracheophyta
- classLiliopsida
- orderPoales
- familyPoaceae
- genusSasa
- speciesSasa nipponica