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Carpenter bees and termites also attack bamboo (Beeson, 1938, Sensarma et al. 1957). Bamboo is susceptible to attack by marine organisms and, when used in sea water, can be destroyed in less than a year (Anon, 1945), Protection ofOnly a limited amount of …
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