what is the part in a bamboo culm between the nodes
Bamboo Stem Anatomy. The bamboo stem (or culm) is the most utilized part of the bamboo plant, and consists of 3 parts:he upper one is called stem ring, which is a scar formed after the growth-cease of internode tissue. The part between the rings is the node itself. Bamboo internodes are usually hollow inside and form bamboo cavities.
The sections are defined by thin areas called nodes. The parts of the culm between these nodes are called internodal areas. The length of the internodal areas, and the thickness of their walls, will vary greatly, depending on the species of bamboo.amboo is a tall grass that can be used both as a lumber and as a food. Some forms of bamboo can reach 70 feet tall. Bamboo stalks, more properly called culms, are the main growth supports for the plant's leaves.