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2021 ◽  
Vol 23 (2) ◽  
pp. 86
Author(s):  
Muhamad Ramdan ◽  
Raizal Fahmi Solihat ◽  
Asep Purwanto

Pine sap exploitation is growing because demand for pine sap in Indonesia and the world is increasing. Pine sap productivity is influenced by several factors including tapping, tree species, diameter, and age of stands. In the tapping method, one of them is the renewal time of tapping with the quarre system which is supposed to save the tapping area and get the maximum sap. This paper studies the effect of the renewal of the pine tree tapping at different ages on the productivity of the sap. The proposed method is a survey with a purposive sample determination with 3 different treatments, namely treatment A of the 3-day quarre renewal, treatment B of the 5-day quarre renewal, and treatment of the renewal of the 7-day quarre by administering stimulants. Performed at different age classes IV, VI, and VIII. Field observational data is then processed using a factorial Completely Randomized Plan analysis with two factors. The results showed that the renewal of quarre had a significant effect on the average productivity of pine tree sap at 95% confidence intervals (α = 0.05). The highest average productivity on treatment B renewal of 5 days quarre was 12.17 grams /quarre/day at age classes VI and the lowest average productivity was at treatment C of renewal of 7 days with 4.61 grams /quarre/day at age classes IV.


2021 ◽  
Vol 23 (2) ◽  
pp. 52
Author(s):  
Maiser Syaputra

Butterfly captivity can be successful if there are artificial environmental conditions that are suitable for the life and reproduction of butterflies. Apart from the technical side, the success key of the captivity also determined from the side of site plan. Site planning is the ability to collect and interpreting data, project into the future, identify problems and provide a reasoned approach to solving existing problems. The purpose of this study was to design a captive development site for the IPB Dramaga butterfly captivity based on the conditions and characteristics of the area. The method used in this research consists of literature study, interview and observation. Data analysis consisted of six stages, consists of: preparation, inventory, analysis, synthesis, planning and design. The results of this study were the IPB Dramaga butterfly captivity site was designed into three zoning systems according to the needs of captive management, namely an office zone (0.37 ha), breeding zone (1.75 ha) and a tourism zone (2.13 ha).


2021 ◽  
Vol 23 (2) ◽  
pp. 96
Author(s):  
Rendi Nurhadi ◽  
Asep Purwanto

Nycticebus javanicus is one of endemic species of Java island that one of endangered species. Data and research of Nycticebus javanicus is still low. So, this condition difficult to it conservation. Existing of Nycticebus javanicus depend on forest vegetation including food tree. The method of research by plot of tree food observation, niche analysis that focus of feeding activity and part of feed. The result of research are 17 species of tree, there are aren (Arenga pinnata), bamboo (Bambusa vulgaris), bisoro (Ficus leificarva), hamirung (Vernonia arborea), huru leueur (Phoebe excelsa), kaliandra (Calliandra calotyrsus), kiteja (Parinari sumatrana), kitembaga (Eugenia cuprea), kibanen (Criyteronia paniculata), kiara (Ficus altisima), kipait (Tithonia diversifolia), kisampang (Evodia latifolia), kilaki (Adina fagifolia), nangsi (Villebrunea rubescens), sempur (Dillenia indica), teureup (Artocarpus elastic), and tangkil (Gnetum gnenom). Part of feed is fruit, leef, sprout, and flower.


2021 ◽  
Vol 23 (2) ◽  
pp. 64
Author(s):  
Joko Mulyo Ichtiarso

One of ecosystem services that is used by buffer community village flora thatis component ecosystem at Baluran National Park (BNP). Form of flora htat isusedy by community are fruit, understrorey, tubers, and so on. This motivates tocalculate economic value of flora as component ecosystem. The object of research is to know how much economic value of ecosystem services especially from fauna in BNP which has been utized by community buffer village and dependence on BNP. The method of research by quantitative and qualitative approaches. Data collected are typological conditions of BNP community buffer village, human resources who used the services of BNP ecosystem services, identity of community who used ecosystem services, types of ecosystem services used by community, harvest season, location of ecosystem services, community income that uses ecosystem and dependence on BNP ecosystem services. The result of research are economic value of flora that is component of ecosystem that have been utilized by community buffer village are candlenut (Rp. 1,306,694,400), tamarind (Rp. 1,292,085,000), acacia (Rp. 3,951,415,200), gadung (Rp. 924,160,800), firewood (Rp. 1,409,100,000), grass (Rp. 5,154,600,000), and ramban (Rp. 72,240,000). Total economic is Rp.14,110,295,400,- per year.Keywords: Flora, Ecosystem services, Baluran National Park


2021 ◽  
Vol 23 (2) ◽  
pp. 76
Author(s):  
Sigit Baktya Prabawa

Wooden carpets are one of the products made of woody materials glued on the textiles. The wooden part can be in the form of plywood or solid wood, while the textiles as a carpet backing serves as a link between the pieces of woody material that make up the carpet. Compared to fabric carpets, wood carpets have several advantages in terms of health and maintenance. Wood carpet generally include woody material, fabrics, glue and finishing materials. The glue serves as an adhesive between woody material and fabric. The shear strength of glue adhesives has an important role in wood carpet products. In the local market there are several types of glue such as white glue (Polyvinyl Acetate) and yellow glue (Synthetic Rubber). The purpose of this study was to compare the shear strength of white and yellow glue. It is expected that people can choose the type of glue that is more suitable for wood carpets. The research data was tabulated and analysed by paired t-test. The results showed that the shear strength of  white and yellow glue using manual clamps were 27.95 kg cm-2 and 13.78 kg cm-2 respectively. The shear strength of white glue strongly differ with those of yellow glue, and greather two times than the yellow one.   In making or producing wooden carpets, it is recommanded to use white glue instead of yellow one and can apply manual clamps. However, for better results, it is recommended to apply a press machine.


2021 ◽  
Vol 23 (1) ◽  
Author(s):  
Joko Mulyo Ichtiarso

The benefit of ecosystem services are the completeness of the outputs resulting from biological, physical, chemical, and socio-cultural processes in the forest that are useful for human life and environment. The object of research is to know how much the economic value of fauna in ecosystem services which has been utilized by the community buffer village and the dependence on Baluran National Park (BNP). Method of research by quantitative and qualitative analysis. Data collected are typological conditions of BNP community buffer village, human resources who used the services of BNP ecosystem services, identity of community who used ecosystem services, types of ecosystem services used by community, harvest season, location of ecosystem services, community income that uses ecosystem and dependence on BNP ecosystem services. The result of research are economic value of the services of fauna that ecosystem components of BNP that have been used by buffer community village and dependence on BNP have form of forest honey (Rp. 1,073,332,000), kroto (Rp. 784,665,000), and snails (Rp. 648,080). Total economic value of fauna that ecosystem component of BNP is Rp. 2,506,077,000,- per year


2021 ◽  
Vol 23 (1) ◽  
Author(s):  
Putra Restu Wicaksono

Forests are biological natural resources that have provided development benefits in Indonesia during their specific “Orde Baru” government of the timber forest product sector, but the impact of high exploitation has had considerable damage. Therefore it is necessary to find alternative efforts in forest utilization. One such effort is to utilize plants that can be used as medicinal plants. Medicinal plants are an alternative use of forest products from the non-timber sector. One of the places that need to know the existence of medicinal plants is Taman Wisata Alam Gunung Tampomas. Lack of data from the types of medicinal plants in this area feared damaged and extinction.The results of this research found 21 species of medicinal plants consisting of 19  types of non-tree vegetation and 2 types of tree vegetation. Non-tree vegetation is dominated by the type of Eupatorium riparium with Relative Frequency of 8.60%. While the tree vegetation was dominated by Melia azedarach species with INP value in each strata of seedlings, piles, poles, and trees respectively 9.02%, 11.97%, 18.14% and 20.43%. Most of the medicinal plants have the benefit of fever, abdominal pain, urine, malaria, bleeding such as Imperata cyindrica, Melia azedarach, Ageratum conyzoides, Quassia amara, Angioptris evecta and Eupatorium ripariumBenefit from this research about existence of medicinal plants in the area of Blok Paseban and Blok Pasir Sabeulah TWA Gunung Tampomas, the community can make this area as a source of germplasm so that the existence of medicinal plants can be preserved sustainability. In addition, people around the area can cultivate medicinal plants outside the area of TWA Gunung Tampomas 


2021 ◽  
Vol 23 (1) ◽  
pp. 22
Author(s):  
Fahriza Riza Luth

ABSTRACTCattle food greenery is an important factor in supporting ruminant farming to improve optimally with good result besides breeding factor and procedures. Ruminant farming needs greenery feeding at least 10% of its weight to fill up its energy needs. A good quality feeding must be provided continually to support the ruminant farming. People in villages use farming areas, plantations, and vacant areas along the streets as plant production area for their livestock, and people living near the forests use forest area as greenery source for their cattle. However, people recently have little awareness to preserve the forest due to their lack of knowledge to value the advantages of the forest they benefit from every day. This circumstances frequently lead to pressure towards the forest. This research is aimed to find out the amount of cattle food greenery in every family unit monthly, to know the economy value of cattle food greenery which is earned by the people from the forest area, and to inform people to raise ther knowledge and awareness towards the importance of forest use and its preservation. This research used survey method to obtain data in current condition by involving 140 respondents. The result shows that there are 8.650 sacks (50 kg each) of cattle food greenery which are earned by each family unit from the forest, with 62 sacks approximately. The total economy value of cattle food greenery is Rp. 126.600.000 monthly with the average number as much as Rp. 904.285,71 per family unit.


2021 ◽  
Vol 23 (1) ◽  
pp. 1
Author(s):  
Ina Darliana

This research was conducted to observe the consortium cellulose enzyme activity that bacterial comes from oil palm empty fruit bunch waste. The use of bacterial isolates derived from oil palm empty fruit bunch waste is expected to have a good effect, because the bacteria have been adapted to live in a waste environment that has a high concentration of organic matter. The purpose of this study was to determine the activity of cellulose enzyme consortium of bacteria from palm oil waste in the process of biodegradation of oil palm empty fruit bunch waste (Elaeis guineensis Jacq.). The method used is descriptive method. The oil palm empty fruit bunch substrate was fermented and then cellulose enzyme activity was tested using the Somogyi-Nelson method. Doses of bacterial inoculums used in this study were 5% and 10%. The results showed that the consortium of bacteria from oil palm empty fruit bunch waste at a concentration of 5% with a value of 4.58 units / ml on day 21 had the highest cellulose enzyme activity.


2021 ◽  
Vol 23 (1) ◽  
pp. 10
Author(s):  
Nirma Audina ◽  
Raizal Fahmi Solihat ◽  
Asep Purwanto

This research was carried out in RPH Ujung Berung, BKPH Manglayang Barat KPH Bandung Utara, and Divisi Regional Jawa Barat & Banten. The time of the research was conducted from September to November 2018. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect the effect of age classes, diameter difference and interaction between age and diameter. Based on the results of the research it can be concluded that the productivity of pine resin is affected by the age class. It showed by data increased in age class followed by increased productivity of resin. Age Class IV is 13.26 grams, Age Class V is 30.74 grams and Age Class VI is 61.17 grams. There is a tendency for latex production to increase by the time the tree grow older to a certain age. Diameter affect the productivity of resin, the greater the growth of tree diameter, the more abundant the resin can be and the production of pine resin will increase. This is shown by data increased in diameter followed by increasing resin productivity, in diameters of 20-23 productivity of resin is 29.7 grams, diameter 24-27 productivity of resin is 36.44 grams and diameter 28-31 productivity of resin is 38.95 grams. Age classes difference affect the amount of resin production, the older the tree ages, the larger diameter will be, and finally affect to resin productivity, up to a certain age limit.


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