Species on this page ( A = names approved by most authorities, s = approved as synonyms) :
Melocalamus
compactiflorus (Kurz)
Benth. (OHRN,PROSEA)
SYNONYM(S) : Dinochloa compactiflora McClure (Bykov), Dinochloa compactiflora (Kurz) McClure (OHRN) , Melocalamus compactiflorus Benth. (Bykov,Wang), Melocalamus compactiflorus Benth. & Hook. (Hô) , Pseudostachyum compactiflorum Kurz (OHRN) , Pseudostachyum glomeriflorum Kurz, ined. (OHRN)
BENGALI : Lata bans, Lota bans.
BURMESE : Kale o (Karen), Nachin wa, Usawi (Kachin), Wa nwe, Wa nwe kok.
CHINESE : Li teng zhu (as Melocalamus), Mi hua teng zhu (as Dinochloa).
ENGLISH : Bangladesh scrambling bamboo, Climbing pear bamboo, Tight-flowered melocalamus, Tight-flowered scrambling bamboo.
FRENCH : Bambou tropical à fleur compressée.
HINDI : Sairil.
RUSSIAN : Melocalamus skuchennotsvetkobyi, Dinokhloa plotnotsvetkovaya.
THAI : Lai mong, Mai lai mong, Phai hang chang, Mai hang chang.
VIETNAMESE : , .
Melocalamus
elevatissimus C.J. Hsueh & C.M.
Hui
ENGLISH : Tibetan scrambling bamboo.
FRENCH : Melocalamus grimpant du Tibet.
Melocalamus
fimbriatus C.J. Hsueh & C.M.
Hui
FRENCH : Melocalamus de Chine.
Melocalamus
gracilis R.B. Majumdar (IPNI,OHRN)
ENGLISH : India slender bamboo.
FRENCH : Melocalamus fluet de l'Inde.
Melocalamus gracilis
W.T. Lin (IPNI,OHRN) -> Melocalamus ningmingensis
D. Ohrnberger
Melocalamus
indicus R.B. Majumdar (OHRN)
FRENCH : Melocalamus de l'Inde.
Melocalamus maclellandii (Munro) H.B. Naithani (IPNI)
SYNONYM(S) : Bambusa maclellandii Munro (IPNI)
Possibly Dinochloa macclellandii (Munro) Kurz although D. Ohrnberger does not mention Melocalamus as a synonym, and the specific epithet of Bambusa is spelt with 2 "c".
Melocalamus
mastersii (Munro) R.B. Majumdar
(IPNI,OHRN)
SYNONYM(S) : Bambusa mastersii Munro, Dinochloa mastersii (Munro) Camus.
ASSAMESE : Benti bans.
ENGLISH : Assamese scrambling bamboo.
Melocalamus
ningmingensis D. Ohrnberger
(IPNI)
SYNONYM(S) : Melocalamus gracilis W.T. Lin (IPNI)
FRENCH : Melocalamus fluet de Chine.
Melocalamus
scandens C.J. Hsueh & C.M. Hui
(IPNI)
FRENCH : Melocalamus grimpant de Chine.
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Contributors to this page (Personal communication) : In progress.
Sometimes this "grass" is not considered as a "real bamboo".
Melocalamus maclellandii (Munro) H.B. Naithani (syn. : Bambusa maclellandii Munro) is possibly Dinochloa macclellandii (Munro) Kurz although D. Ohrnberger does not mention Melocalamus as a synonym, and the specific epithet of Bambusa is spelt with 2 "c" in Ohrnberger's nomenclature.
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