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Backyard Sugarcane
... canes (typically commercial varieties) must contain a high percentage of sucrose, since this is the sugar molecule that easily forms into crystals when concentrated during a heating and evaporation process. Syrup canes contain less sucrose than crystal canes, but have additional kinds of sugar molecules which resist crystallization, so the juice can be concentrated into syrup. " ...
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Bamboo
... rich in table sugar (sucrose). Raw sugar is brown in color. The thick, brown, sugary syrup produced during the separation of sugar crystals from the ground-up cane is called molasses ... concrete. After about ten years the stems begin to deteriorate in humid tropical regions. Bamboo canes are used to make cooking utensils, blow guns, toys and furniture. Bamboo pulp is used ...
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Tico Ethnobotanical Dictionary -- G
... : Guadua (C) GUADUA ANGUSTIFOLIA Kunth. Bamboo (E); Bambu (P); Guadua (C); Guadua manso (C). The canes are used for construction and water troughs. In the Choco they are propagated by cuttings ... used to treat elephantiasis, cutaneous diseases, and chesxt afflictions. The sap is used to clarify syrup in sugar-making, and was used for food and shaving cream in Colombia. In Darien ...
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