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    Kajian Perolehan Karbon Sebagai Dampak Intervensi Kasus: Eks-plg Blok a, Mentangai, Kalimantan Tengah(carbon Result Study as Intervention Impact, Case: Eks-plg Block a, Mentangai, Central Borneo)

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    CCFPI is project activity on “Climate Change, Forests and Peatlands in Indonesia” funded by the “Canadian International Development Agency” (CIDA) through Climate Change and Development Fund, Canada. This project is designed to increase sustainable management of forests and peatlands in Indonesia in order to increase the capacity in carbon sequestration and also better of community incomes. One of project location in Kalimantan is area Ex-PLG Blok A, Mentangai, Central Kalimantan. This article present study on total value carbon gained as impact from various interventions in location of CCFPI project activity in area Ex-PLG Blok A, Mentangai. Method of estimation on carbon stock is conducted by Sample Plot of Measurement (PCP). Calculation of carbon stock with equation of alometrik which is present in Field Guidance to Estimate Carbon Stock on Peatland (Murdiyarso et.al., 2004). Activity of cannal blocking by CCFPI project has result to the positive impacts to the reduction rate of carbon both for above and below ground carbon as well as carbon content by tree plantation established by the community inside the areas of around 43,451 ha. Based on result of calculation, the amount of above ground carbon stock obtained 14,448 ton C. Carbon stock found in the trees plantation in surrounding the cannal 0.777 ton C. Below ground carbon stock is ranged between 550,782 ton C up to 2,223,424 ton C

    Mangrove Diversity in Production Forest Management Unit (FMU) Bulungan Unit VIII North Kalimantan

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    Mangrove ecosystem have various important roles as habitat for marine and terrestrial species. However, the ecosystem has recently faced anthropogenic threats delivered by the expansion of aquaculture pond. Study of mangrove diversity was conducted in Production FMU Bulungan Unit VIII, North Kalimantan. The study was aimed to analyze species diversity in the FMU Bulungan Unit VIII and determine community perception on existing mangrove condition. Vegetation analysis was applied to quantify mangrove community in two sampling locations, Salimbatu and Liagu, within 26 quadratic plots (10mx10m). As many as 63 respondents were interviewed to analyze communities\u27 perception. As the result, 10 species were identified species and one unidentified species recorded during the survey. Rhizophoraceae was dominated the species composition in sampling area. Rhizophora mucronata had the highest Importance Value Index in tree and seedling stage while Rhizophora apiculata was dominant in sapling stage. On the other hand, Bruguiera parviflora was recorded on each growth stages in all sampling plots. Species diversity index (H\u27) of mangrove vegetation in the FMU was found at 1,68 with species richness index value 1,58. This diversity index considered as moderate diverse since only few vegetation species are able to live in the mangal. The perpendicular structure of mangrove in the FMU formed an inverse J-shape which showed normal growth of uneven-age forest stand. The interview result implied that more than 50% of the respondent considered that mangrove condition in their village area has been disturbed. Therefore mangrove management with local community involvement is neccessarily required to improve the mangrove performance

    Potensi Simpanan Karbon Di Atas Permukaan Tanah Tegakan Acacia Nilotica L. (Willd) Ex. Del. Di Taman Nasional Baluran, Jawa Timur

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    Acacia nilotica is an invasive species which is difficult to eradicate up to present. A. nilotica is a fast growing species of savanna tree, and therefore is supposed probably to have relatively high biomass and carbon content. The objective of this research was to develop allometric equation of biomass and estimating the carbon storage potential in A. nilotica stand in Baluran National Park. This research used destructive method on 9 sample trees to construct allometric equation. For measuring biomass potency, vegetation analysis was conducted using 3 plots, measuring 100 m x 100 m each on the basis of A nilotica stand density categorization (high, medium, and low). For obtaining data of carbon potency, biomass value was multiplied with 0,47. Research results show that the selected allometric equation for tree total is W=0,34 D1,97 with R2of 98,4. Average biomass potency was as large as 25 tons/ha. Average carbon potency was 11,92 ton/ha. Management of A. niloticain Baluran National Park, in moderate and low density stand can be in the form of clear cutting, whereas high density stand can be maintained for carbon sequestration and utilization by the people community for supplying seeds, livestock feeds, firewood or charcoal briquette

    Pengaruh Asal Bahan Dan Media Stek Terhadap Keberhasilan Stek Pucuk Tembesu Fagraea Fragrans (Roxb.) [Effect of Origin Material and Cutting Media on Successful of Shoot Cutting Tembesu Fagraea Fragrans (Roxb.)]

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    Fagraea fragrans known as tembesu is a tree species used for panel wood (MDF, medium density fiberboard), particle board, veneer and furniture. The aim of this experiment was to know successful growth origin of shoot cutting F. fragrans and to study the effect of combination treatment the origin of cutting material and media F. fragrans. The shoot cutting was done with KOFFCO system. The results showedthat the cutting material from seedling juvenile shoot provided 61.56% of shoot formation, 91.42% of survivorship and 76.33% root formed.In addition, origin material from seedling juvenile gave a significantly effect on root length and wet root weight, wet shoot weight, dry root weight and significant on dry shoot weight parameter. The increasing age of the parent tree, diminishing cuttings success. The cuttings media cocopeat (coir dust) with paddy husk gives very significant effect on root length parameter, significant on wet root weight and gave very significant effect on root dry wet. There is an interaction between the cuttings material with cutting media, for root length parameter,wet root weight and dry root weight

    Kandungan Fosfor dan Kalsium pada Tanah dan Biomassa Hutan Rawa Gambut (Studi Kasus di Wilayah HPH PT. Diamond Raya Timber, Bagan Siapi-api, Provinsi Riau)

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    Research on the biomassa, distribution and content of P and Ca nutrients in the soil and biomass was conducted in a primary forest with peat thickness ranging between 2.5 to 6.5 m in the forest concession area (HPH) of PT. Diamond Raya Timber, Bagan Siapi-api, the Riau Province. The objective of the research was to obtain data on the content of P and Ca in the vegetation and peat soil layers at several levels of peat thickness. Research results showed that although vegetation biomass constituted only 6 % of the total biomass of vegetation and peat soil, contain of P nutrient as much as 37 % and Ca 28 % out of the total P or Ca nutrients occurring in vegetation and peat soil. Increasing of peat thickness because the total content of nutrients in the peat soil also increased, although the average content of nutrient per depth interval of 50 cm decreased. Increasing of peat thickness alse increased the content of P or Ca for tree stage vegetation, on the other hand, the content of P or Ca in herbs and shurbs, decreased. This phenomenon shows that on peat thickness more than 3 m only higher vegetation (trees vegetation) could survive properly. Contetnt of P or Ca nutrients occuring at above ground tree stage vegetation reach 64 % and 74 %. While for tree stage vegetation, the biggest nutrient content occurred in branches, nas follows 44 % foer P and 40 % for Ca. Pioneer trees species and lesser known timber in fact had the highest P and Ca elernent concentration. For the highest Ca elements were in timah-timah (Ilex bogoriensis- 14,02 g kg-1), milas (Parastemon urophyllum,13,72 kg-1) and suntai (Palaquium dasyphyllum; 13,13 g kg-1). While for P element of beringin (Ficus benyamina;20,1 g kg-1), punak (Tetramerista glabra; 1,91 g kg-1) and terentang (Camnosperma macrophylla; 1,59 g kg-1)

    Kandungan Fosfor dan Kalsium pada Tanah dan Biomassa Hutan Rawa Gambut (Studi Kasus di Wilayah HPH PT. Diamond Raya Timber, Bagan Siapi-api, Provinsi Riau)

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    Research on the biomassa, distribution and content of P and Ca nutrients in the soil and biomass was conducted in a primary forest with peat thickness ranging between 2.5 to 6.5 m in the forest concession area (HPH) of PT. Diamond Raya Timber, Bagan Siapi-api, the Riau Province. The objective of the research was to obtain data on the content of P and Ca in the vegetation and peat soil layers at several levels of peat thickness. Research results showed that although vegetation biomass constituted only 6 % of the total biomass of vegetation and peat soil, contain of P nutrient as much as 37 % and Ca 28 % out of the total P or Ca nutrients occurring in vegetation and peat soil. Increasing of peat thickness because the total content of nutrients in the peat soil also increased, although the average content of nutrient per depth interval of 50 cm decreased. Increasing of peat thickness alse increased the content of P or Ca for tree stage vegetation, on the other hand, the content of P or Ca in herbs and shurbs, decreased. This phenomenon shows that on peat thickness more than 3 m only higher vegetation (trees vegetation) could survive properly. Contetnt of P or Ca nutrients occuring at above ground tree stage vegetation reach 64 % and 74 %. While for tree stage vegetation, the biggest nutrient content occurred in branches, nas follows 44 % foer P and 40 % for Ca. Pioneer trees species and lesser known timber in fact had the highest P and Ca elernent concentration. For the highest Ca elements were in timah-timah (Ilex bogoriensis- 14,02 g kg-1), milas (Parastemon urophyllum,13,72 kg-1) and suntai (Palaquium dasyphyllum; 13,13 g kg-1). While for P element of beringin (Ficus benyamina;20,1 g kg-1), punak (Tetramerista glabra; 1,91 g kg-1) and terentang (Camnosperma macrophylla; 1,59 g kg-1)

    Kajian Faktor Lingkungan Fisik Pinus Merkusii Jungh Et De Vries Ras Kerinci di Resort KSDA Bukit Tapan, Kawasan Taman Nasional Kerinci Seblat, Jambi

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    Species of Pinus merkusii Jungh et de Vries of Kerinci is a unique variety, because this species grows naturally in southernKerinci Mountain. Objectives of this research were to identify growth distribution of P. merkusii Kerinci variety based on field condition and to determine important physically factors for growth of P. merkusii Kerinci variety. This research was conducted in montane rain forest of Bukit Tapan, Kerinci Seblat national park region for two months (April-May 1996). This research used multiply plot sampling with rectangular form (20 m x 20 m) in 24 the research sampling plots. Soil samples were taken from each plot for soil c h d s t i c analysis. Data was analyzed by vegetation analysis, ordination, and multiple regression linear by stepwise procedure to identify mostinfluence\u27s physical factors. Research was found 47 trees species classified within 39 genus and 25 family. The 24 permanent plots wen dominated by P. merkusii (IVI = 115.33%). Number of P. merkusii in each permanent plot among 1-13 trees. Range of basal area of pines between 0.66 m2ha and 39.08 m21ha whereas non-pines among 4.06 m2ha and 13.88 m h a . The result of research showed that P.merkusii Kerinci variety grow well in Litosol soil, with sandy clay texture, with proportion of sand : dust : clay are 14 : 5 : 1 or I5 : 4 : 1, 53.21-56.48% of porosity and 1.14-1.24 g/cc of bulk density

    Evaluasi Pertumbuhan Tanaman Meranti (Shorea spp.) di Haurbentes BKPH Jasinga KPH Bogor Perum Perhutani Unit III Jawa Barat

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    Planting trials of Shorea spp. have been conducted outside their natural distributional range. Initially it was planted in Haurbentes Experimental Garden (1940) at Jasinga, West Java. This research is intended to get information about growth of all of Shorea's variety that have been planted at 1984, 1988 and 1992 at the location, so we can select the species that suitable to be explored. From each of them, we take four sample plots. The size of the sample plot is 50 m x 50 m or about 0,25 ha. The results of the trial showed that Shorea spp. stand was flowering and giving a good seed harvest.  It was also shown that the biggest growth species is Shorea leprosula Miq., namely 30,65 cm (total height) and 19,88 m (diameter) at 13 years old. The averages of the height and diameter growth are 0,49-0,66 m and 0,48-0,64 cm per 6 month at 9 years old. The species that are suggested to be explored at the location are S. leprosula Miq., S. stenoptera Burck, S. stenoptera Burck forma and S. pinanga Scheff

    Evaluasi Pertumbuhan Tanaman Meranti (Shorea spp.) di Haurbentes BKPH Jasinga KPH Bogor Perum Perhutani Unit III Jawa Barat

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    Planting trials of Shorea spp. have been conducted outside their natural distributional range. Initially it was planted in Haurbentes Experimental Garden (1940) at Jasinga, West Java. This research is intended to get information about growth of all of Shorea's variety that have been planted at 1984, 1988 and 1992 at the location, so we can select the species that suitable to be explored. From each of them, we take four sample plots. The size of the sample plot is 50 m x 50 m or about 0,25 ha. The results of the trial showed that Shorea spp. stand was flowering and giving a good seed harvest.  It was also shown that the biggest growth species is Shorea leprosula Miq., namely 30,65 cm (total height) and 19,88 m (diameter) at 13 years old. The averages of the height and diameter growth are 0,49-0,66 m and 0,48-0,64 cm per 6 month at 9 years old. The species that are suggested to be explored at the location are S. leprosula Miq., S. stenoptera Burck, S. stenoptera Burck forma and S. pinanga Scheff

    Evaluasi Pertumbuhan dan Keragaman Genetik Tanaman Palahlar Gunung (Dipterocarpus retusus blume.) dan Palahlar (Dipterocarpus hasseltii blume.) Berdasarkan Penanda RAPD

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    Dipterocarpus hasseltii (palahlar) and Dipterocarpus retusus (mountain palahlar) are plant species of Dipterocarpaceae family that originate from West Java which population is getting rare. Information about growth development and genetic variation of palahlar is important to support culturing program and its genetic conservation. One of the techniques to study palahlar growth is through observation of the plant height and stem diameter increment. DNA analysis is use to gain information of palahlar genetic diversity. One of the DNA based molecular marker widely used as plant genetic marker is RAPD. There were 2 primary that resulting the best amplifying quality in genetic diversity analysis that was OPO-13 dan OPY 20. Analysis result with POPGENE 32 was resulting average genetic diversity between classes as much as 0.1869. The biggest genetic diversity for palahlar was on the medium growth class  as much as 0.2498 dan for mountain palahlar was in small growth class as much as 0.2240. Cluster analysis shows that there were 2 big groups that were medium-high growth class group   and small growth class group. Dendrogram shows that there were 2 species in one group, that was palahlar and mountain palahlar that was in one group of small growth class. The closed genetic distance existed between medium growth class group of palahlar and high growth class group (0.0383), while the far distance is between palahlar of small growth class group  with mountain palahlar of mediaum growth class group as much as 0.1826
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