Bamboo actually has these other names too

Perennial grass family plant

Bamboo is a perennial monocotyledonous plant, evergreen all year round; mature bamboo produces horizontal branches; bamboo leaves are sword-shaped, with acuminate tips and blunt bases; one side of the bamboo leaf edge is relatively smooth, while the other side has small serrations; the leaf veins are parallel veins, the leaf surface is dark green, and the back is lighter in color. The leaves of young plants grow directly from the stem; the underground stem of bamboo is an organ for storing nutrients and has strong reproductive capacity; it grows horizontally, and many fibrous roots and buds grow on the nodes; under normal circumstances, bamboo only flowers and sets seed after growing for 12 to 120 years, and it flowers and sets seed only once in its lifetime.

Most bamboo likes a warm and humid climate; with an annual average temperature of 12°C-22°C and annual precipitation of 1000 mm-2000 mm, bamboo grows relatively quickly; bamboo does not have high soil requirements, but soil with good aeration and drainage is best; bamboo has requirements for water, needing both sufficient water and good drainage; the nodes on the bamboo underground stem grow rapidly after a spring rain, which are spring bamboo shoots.