Momentary bamboo

The momentary bamboo (Phyllostachys momentum) is a species of fast-growing bamboo native to western Nareemia, southwestern Siere and the Soon Islands. It is also known as the deciduous bamboo, Nareemian bamboo, and woodpecker-tree. The bamboo is considered very noxious and large colonies are present and common throughout Nareemia and Siere, especially in areas of Balmica, where over ten acres of bamboo forest is present in a section of the south. The bamboo is commonly grown as an ornamental. 
== Distribution ==
The momentary bamboo is widely distributed and native to the western section of Nareemia and Siere and is also commonly seen in parts of the Soon Islands, Kutwhe, and Minuka. The bamboo can tolerate most wet environments that do not contain normal amounts of snowfall, but do not do well in very tropical climates either. In Nareemia, most momentary bamboo is concentrated in large colonies in Balmica, Clementine, Vitena, and Nocaliena; they remain almost elusive in the wild in areas north of those sections.
Category:Plants
Category:Flora of Nareemia
Category:Flora of Siere