Bambusa pierreana
Bambusa pierreana É. G. Camus, Notul. Syst. (Paris) 2, 1912: 245.
Thai name: ไผ่ลำมะโล (phai lam malo) (Northeastern). — T. Smitinand, 2001 [#1003]; BKF [#1368].
Distribution: THAILAND (North-East), only known from Mekong riverbanks. — LAOS.
Culm size: Height 12 m, diameter not recorded.
Images: Line drawing in É. G. Camus, Les Bambusées, Atlas, 1913, pl. 100; photos in Herb. Mus. Paris (culm sheath, leaves) [#1334].
Description: "Rhizomes short; pachymorph. Culms erect; 1200 cm long; woody. Culm-internodes terete. Lateral branches dendroid. Branch complement one, or two. Culm-sheaths deciduous; hispid; with black hairs; auriculate; setose on shoulders; shoulders with 8 mm long hairs. Culm-sheath ligule 1 mm high; entire. Culm-sheath blade triangular; erect. Leaves cauline. Leaf-sheaths glabrous on surface. Leaf-sheath oral hairs lacking, or ciliate. Leaf-sheath auricles erect. Ligule a ciliolate membrane; obtuse. Collar with external ligule. Leaf-blade base with a brief petiole-like connection to sheath. Leaf-blades lanceolate; 29 cm long; 28 mm wide. Leaf-blade venation with 10–16 secondary veins. Leaf-blade surface pubescent; hairy abaxially. Leaf-blade margins scabrous. Leaf-blade apex acuminate. …" — Kew GrassBase [#1335].
Comments: Flowers unknown.