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cane

Scientific Name: Arundinaria

Family: Poaceae

Category: Monocot

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Cane

The term "cane" refers to various tall, perennial grasses possessing flexible, woody stalks. It is most specifically associated with plants from the genus Arundinaria.

Considerations for Pets

  • The text mentions "flexible, woody stalks," which could present a chewing hazard for some pets.

Taxonomy and Nomenclature

  • Scientific Name: Arundinaria (most specifically)
  • Common Name: Cane
  • Family: Poaceae (implied, as grasses)

Morphological Characteristics

  • Tall, perennial grasses
  • Flexible, woody stalks
  • Long, hollow or pithy, jointed woody stems (like bamboo, rattan, and sugar cane)
  • Slender, strong but often flexible stems

Quirky Facts

  • The word "cane" has historical associations with punishment, referring to the act of striking someone with a cane or stick.

Etymology

  • The term "cane" originates from Old French cane ("sugar cane"), derived from Latin canna ("reed"), which in turn comes from Ancient Greek ????? (kánna), Akkadian qan ("reed"), and Sumerian gi.na.