2.6. Plant material sampling for Ash content measurements

JM Johar Mohamed
HA Hazandy Abdul-Hamid
EM Elizah Mohamed
FM Fatin-Norliyana Mohamad-Ismail
RA Rambod Abiri
AJ Abdul-Majid Jalil
PM Puteri-Edaroyati Megat-Wahab
MM Mostafa Moradi
HN Hamid-Reza Naji
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Destructive sampling was performed using the selective random sampling method on a set of four consecutive G. scortechinii bamboo rhizomes from healthy clumps. The four consecutive rhizomes denoted four different rhizome ages i.e. new sprout, young; premature; and mature rhizome [31, 32] (Figure 4). Thirty-six rhizomes were sampled encompassing of four rhizome ages, three bamboo clumps and three study sites.

Diagram of (a) four consecutive Gigantochloa scortechinii rhizomes, and (b) transverse section of the rhizome as adopted from Mohamed et al. [31].

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