Weathering is a degradation of the wood's surface caused by the combined effects of the ultraviolet (UV) radiation in sunlight, water, and abrasion by wind-blown sand or other particulates. This degradation should not be confused with decay.
The amount of fabric produced by an acre of bamboo is 10 times higher than an acre of cotton. Bamboo clothing is known to resist static as well as ultraviolet (UV) rays. It also won't mildew if left in the bottom of a wet gym bag.
 See also: Light, Plant, Water, Insect, Organism
  
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