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Mushroom Utilized as Food by People in Manokwari

Beccariana Botanical Research Bulletin ◽

10.30862/bbrp.v9i2.249 ◽

2010 ◽

Vol 9 (2) ◽

Author(s):

Eklovina S. Atbar ◽

Matheus St. E. Kilmaskossu ◽

Sepus Fatem

This research aims to know and identify mushroom species exist and consumed by the people in the district of Manokwari. The result shows that four species from two families are consumed by the people in Manokwari. These are Pleurotus floridae, Pleurotus pulmonarius, Pleurotus djamor from the family Agaricaceae, and Volvaria volvacea, from the family Plutaceae. The utilization is for own consumption and to sell for cash. The mushrooms are cooked and served as side dish. The mushrooms are sells in the market of Sanggeng and Wosi in Manokwari, with the price of Rp. 2000,-/pile. The knowledge about the use of mushrooms are traditionally handed over from the older generation to the younger generation. Until now, the mushrooms are only harvested from the forest, especially during the rainy season. No mushroom cultivation has been started yet. To increase the utilization of mushroom and cash income for the people, agricultural extension needs to be done to train the people how to cultivate mushrooms

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Postharvest Technology to Increase the Shelf Life of Red Fruit (Pandanus conoideus Lamk.) From IJB

Beccariana Botanical Research Bulletin ◽

10.30862/bbrp.v9i2.248 ◽

2010 ◽

Vol 9 (2) ◽

Author(s):

M. Meilan Lisangan ◽

Meity S. Sinaga ◽

I. Wayan Budiastra

Red fruit (Pandanus coniodeus Lamk.) is a potential commodity as a food supplement and has multi medicinal. However, the fruit is very perishable. Drying and packaging would be increasing its shelf life, but the medicinal substances might be affected. The objective of this study was to observe the effect of drying and plastic packaging type on red fruit quality during storage at 25-300C and to evaluate and identify the postharvest fungus.  Red fruits (300 grams) were dried at 600C with tray drying method and placed in four plastic packaging types (PP, LDPE, HDPE, PVC, control), and stored in 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 months at room temperature. The results indicated that PVC and HDPE packaging could maintain the quality compound of the fruit and can decrease fungus growth of dried red fruit.  The result of fungus identification showed that there were four genus fungus, those were Aspergillus spp. (10%), Rhizopus sp. (23.3%), Penicillium spp. (6.7%), and Fusarium sp. (16.7%).

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Local Indengenous Knowledge Sough Ethnic Mangrove Conservation And Utilization In Cagar Alam Teluk Bintuni

Beccariana Botanical Research Bulletin ◽

10.30862/bbrp.v9i2.251 ◽

2010 ◽

Vol 9 (2) ◽

Author(s):

Mahmud

Local Indigenous knowledge  is source utilizing local conservation  ethnic community and had been become social cultural in life. Aims of the research were to know local indigenous knowledge and kinds utilizing mangrove vegetation from their cultural perspective.  The result showed that ethnic sough have local indigenous knowledge in mangrove ecosystem utilization as take count limited, method take of very simple, there areas can not visit ( Pamali), take sources aquatic at  only big and ethnic sough  used  6 species of 5 families for different purposes such as foods, energy, building constructions, medicines, and tools. Besides those ethnic soughs  have pamali are ones of type’s local conservation for protecting areas so sustainable.

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Characteristic of daun bangun�bangun (Coleus amboinicus Lour) it�s sinergic effect with zinc-vitamin E to improve Milk production of etawah crossbred goat

Beccariana Botanical Research Bulletin ◽

10.30862/bbrp.v9i2.250 ◽

2010 ◽

Vol 9 (2) ◽

Author(s):

Sientje Daisy Rumetor ◽

J. Jachja ◽

I. G. Permana ◽

I. K. Sutama

Two experiments were conducted to determine characteristic of Coleus amboinicus L. and it’s sinergic effect with zinc-vitamin E to improve milk production of etawah crossbred goat. In the first experiment, perpetrated visual observation on characteristic, nutrient composition and plant production.  It was found that Coleus amboinicus has leaf form oval and serrated, stem form long circle and feathers, with color of flower is purple, nutrient composition is complete and predicted that production is 7.500 kg/ha at harvest age 2 months.  In the second experiment, 8 treatments were evaluated using in vivo experiment on 24 goats. The result showed that suplementation treatment significantly increase  milk production 98.65 % at etawah crossbred goat.

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Potential Usage of Xanthosthemon sp. Wood Extract as Natural Wood Preservatives

Beccariana Botanical Research Bulletin ◽

10.30862/bbrp.v9i2.252 ◽

2010 ◽

Vol 9 (2) ◽

Author(s):

Endra Gunawan ◽

Cicilia M.E. Susanti ◽

Reymas M.R. Ruimassa

Sowang (Xanthosthemon sp.) is one of endemic Papua trees. These wood uses as construction, furniture, and art material. The objectives of the study were ability sowang wood extract to termites (Neotermes sp.), white rote fungi (Coriolus Versicolor) and brown rot fungi (Tyromyces palustris). The results showed that the crude acetone and diethyl ether extract concentration 2 %, 4%, and 6% have ability to against termites, white rot and brown rot fungi. The crude acetone and diethyl ether extract at concentration 2 %, 4%, and 6% have potential as natural wood preservatives. However, n-hexane extract of sowang have ability to against termites at contraction 6%.

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Structure and Profile Mangrove Surrounding Telaga Wasti of Manokwari

Beccariana Botanical Research Bulletin ◽

10.30862/bbrp.v9i2.247 ◽

2010 ◽

Vol 9 (2) ◽

Author(s):

Ardiles L.A. Kareni ◽

Agustina Y.S. Arobaya ◽

E. M. Kesaulija

Research aims to study the structure and profile of mangrove vegetation around Telaga Wasti and evaluate whether this vegetation tends to change or remain steady after one year observation. Eight species encounter at seedling to sapling stage, whereas six species survive to adult stage (tree).

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Grevillea papuana as Traditional Medicine by Lani Ethnic Group in Jayawijaya

Beccariana Botanical Research Bulletin ◽

10.30862/bbrp.v9i1.244 ◽

2010 ◽

Vol 9 (1) ◽

Author(s):

Juni Yigibalom ◽

Petrus Izak Bumbut ◽

Hengki Mofu

This research aims to know the species of forest plantations which are used as the traditional family planning medicine in Lani ethnic, Jayawijaya regency. This research is done in Oji village of Tiom district. The method which is used in this research is descriptive method by using observation technique and half structural interview. The interviewee is determined purposely just to him or her who has knowledge about the traditional family planning medicines. And the result of the research shows that there is only one species which is used as the traditional family planning medicines. It is Grevillea papuana (Fam. Proteaceae) or Wib in Lani language.

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Indigenous Knowledge of Mandender Ethnic Group in Using Mangrove Plants in Duai Village of Biak Numfor

Beccariana Botanical Research Bulletin ◽

10.30862/bbrp.v9i1.242 ◽

2010 ◽

Vol 9 (1) ◽

Author(s):

Yanti Dina Abidondifu ◽

Mahmud ◽

Bambanng Nugroho

The research was conducted to study the knowledge of Duai village people in using mangrove vegetation from their cultural perspective.  Mangrove vegetation is of importance in the Papuans’ life including those who live in Numfor timur District. The result showed that Duai village people used 8 species of 5 families for different purposes such as foods, energy, building constructions, medicines, and tools.

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Eksplorasi Jenis Palem Hias pada Hutan Kuala Kencana Timika Kabupaten Mimika

Beccariana Botanical Research Bulletin ◽

10.30862/bbrp.v9i1.246 ◽

2010 ◽

Vol 9 (1) ◽

Author(s):

Jimmy F. Wanma ◽

C. Y. Hans Arwam ◽

Nurhaida I. Sinaga

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An Ethno-biological Study of Pandanus in Papua

Beccariana Botanical Research Bulletin ◽

10.30862/bbrp.v9i1.245 ◽

2010 ◽

Vol 9 (1) ◽

Author(s):

M. J. Sadsoeitoeboen ◽

A. Kilmaskossu

A research was carried out to study the diversity of Pandanus in the Papua region enclosed how many species of Pandanus were all ready known by the people and used in their daily life. The study found 42 species of Pandanus occur in Papua. Based on the traditional utilization of the people in the Papua Tribe, Pandanus can be divided into seven group, i.e.:  (1) species which are used for edible fruit, (2) species which are used for floor of houses, (3) species which are used for roofing, (4) species which are used for sleeping mat and rain covering, (5) species used for hunting, (6) species used for medicine, and (7) species which are still unknown.

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Published By Universitas Papua

Mushroom Utilized as Food by People in Manokwari

Postharvest Technology to Increase the Shelf Life of Red Fruit (Pandanus conoideus Lamk.) From IJB

Local Indengenous Knowledge Sough Ethnic Mangrove Conservation And Utilization In Cagar Alam Teluk Bintuni

Characteristic of daun bangun�bangun (Coleus amboinicus Lour) it�s sinergic effect with zinc-vitamin E to improve Milk production of etawah crossbred goat

Potential Usage of Xanthosthemon sp. Wood Extract as Natural Wood Preservatives

Structure and Profile Mangrove Surrounding Telaga Wasti of Manokwari

Grevillea papuana as Traditional Medicine by Lani Ethnic Group in Jayawijaya

Indigenous Knowledge of Mandender Ethnic Group in Using Mangrove Plants in Duai Village of Biak Numfor

Eksplorasi Jenis Palem Hias pada Hutan Kuala Kencana Timika Kabupaten Mimika

An Ethno-biological Study of Pandanus in Papua

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