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About the Thorny Bamboo fossils discovered in Manipur

The news as published today in various local newspapers of Manipur also stated that such bamboo plants with spikes is grown in very cold and dry places. It also stated that before 30000 or more years ago, it was grown, but due to the climatic changes, it became extinct in Europe and other parts of the world.

According to the journal, it mentioned that the Bamboo remains were not fully converted to ice. The reports also stated that the Region of the Indo-Burma Biodiversity hotspot could be a great landmark for finding the ice age period. Such plants are now extinct in very cold and dry places, but in the northeastern part of India, they continue to survive. This finding is also helpful for the researcher to know more about the Spike bamboo and the nature of climatic conditions of the Manipur Region.