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What is the asl sign for bamboo?

There isn't a specific sign for "bamboo" in American Sign Language (ASL).

However, you can describe bamboo using signs for its characteristics:

* "Tree" (sign for tree) + "Tall" (sign for tall) + "Green" (sign for green) + "Hollow" (sign for hollow)

* "Plant" (sign for plant) + "Strong" (sign for strong) + "Flexible" (sign for flexible)

* "Wood" (sign for wood) + "Used for" (sign for used for) + [specific use] (e.g., building, furniture, etc.)

You can also use the sign for "Bamboo shoots" (sign for shoots) + "Plant" (sign for plant) to refer to young bamboo.

Ultimately, the best way to sign "bamboo" depends on the context and what you are trying to communicate.

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