Sorghum Bicolor Subsp. Arundinaceum

Bamboo sorghum, scientifically known as Sorghum bicolor subsp. arundinaceum, is a unique variant of sorghum that exhibits a striking bamboo-like appearance. This plant is native to Africa and is prized for its tall, slender stalks that can grow up to several meters in height. Its fibrous structure makes it highly valuable for both traditional and modern applications, including construction and papermaking. Bamboo sorghum is also cultivated for its nutritional value, as it produces edible grains rich in carbohydrates and protein. Due to its versatility and sustainability, it has gained increasing interest in agricultural and ecological research worldwide.