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Jurnal Silvikultur Tropika (JST)
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JURNAL SILVIKULTUR TROPIKA (JST) atau Journal of Tropical Silviculture adalah jurnal yang terbit tiga kali dalam setahun. JST menerbitkan artikel tentang sains dan teknologi silvikultur yang berhubungan dengan hutan tropika seperti botani, fisiologi, ekologi, tanah, genetika, proteksi, patologi, entomologi, kebakaran, daerah aliran sungai, biodiversitas, bioteknologi, agroforestri, reklamasi dan restorasi. Tulisan-tulisan ilmiah diterbitkan dalam bentuk artikel hasil-hasil penelitian (article), ulas balik (reviews), catatan penelitian (notes), hipotesa (hypothesis), maupun komunikasi (communication) di bidang silvikultur hutan tropika.
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Performance of Biophysical Mangrove Ecosystems in Birem Bayeun and Rantau Selamat Sub-District, East Aceh KERAGAAN BIOFISIK EKOSISTEM MANGROVE DI KECAMATAN BIREM BAYEUN DAN KECAMATAN RANTAU SELAMAT, ACEH TIMUR Nurlailita .; Cecep Kusmana; Widiatmaka .
Jurnal Silvikultur Tropika Vol. 6 No. 2 (2015): Jurnal Silvikultur Tropika
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Mangrove ecosystem has role of interface ecosystem between land and sea. Some anthropogenic factors are responsible for the damage of mangrove ecosystem. The purposes of this research are to explore the performance of the biophysical mangrove ecosystems at Birem Bayeun and Rantau Selamat Sub-District, East Aceh. Some analyses done in this study are: the analysis of vegetation, environment properties, and analysis of area and distribution of mangrove. The results show that mangroves in the study area consist of 10 species, in which R. apiculata and B. gymorrhiza have dominant species in the study area, Importance Value Index (IVI) that is higher than the other species. Based on the interpretation of citra image, width of mangroves in the study area has been reduced. Biophysical properties of the mangrove area were suitable for mangrove growth (Physical-chemical properties of the soil, the chemical properties of water (salinity), inundation class and the frequency of tidal).Key words : anthropogenic, biophysical, ecosystem, mangrove.
Soybean Productivity in Agroforestry Nyamplung (Callophylum inophylum) Pattern in Sandy Soil Coastal Area in Pangandaran, West Java PRODUKTIVITAS KEDELAI PADA POLA AGROFORESTRI NYAMPLUNG (Callophylum inophylum) DI LAHAN PANTAI BERPASIR PANGANDARAN, JABAR Aditya Hani
Jurnal Silvikultur Tropika Vol. 6 No. 2 (2015): Jurnal Silvikultur Tropika
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Coastal land area are potential as a source of fulfillment of food. Environmental conditions in the coastal area generally have a high temperature, saline, sandy soil, strongs winds, and high evaporation. One of the coastal land reclamation method is to use the presence of trees combined with the type of legume crops through agroforestry patterns. This study aims to determine soybean varieties adaptive to the beach area. Experiments using Completely Randomized Design Group. Varieties of soybean in the test consists of four varieties: derings 1 (drought-tolerant), dena 2 (shade tolerant), deram 1 (saline soil tolerant) and local (control). The seeds of each variety were planted in plots measuring 4 x 3 m of 7 replicates. Character of nyamplung plant observed were height and diameter and character of soybean plants observed were: plant height and root length (cm) were taken destructif sampling as many as 10 samples (at 60 days old), number of branches, number of pods, seed weight per plant, seed weight, based weight of 100 grains, and heavy yields. The data were analyzed by using analysis of variance. The results showed that soybean varieties that give the lowest to the highest production is dena (2.37 ton.ha-1), thunder (1.31 ton.ha-1), local (1.13 ton.ha-1) and the ring (0.81 ton.ha-1).Key words : Agroforestry, coastal area, soybean, varieties
Resistency of White and Red Jabon Seedlings (Anthocephalus spp.) to Botryodiplodia theobromae (Pat.) Causing Dieback Disease UJI RESISTENSI BIBIT JABON PUTIH DAN MERAH (Anthocephalus spp.) TERHADAP Botryodiplodia theobromae (Pat.) PENYEBAB PENYAKIT MATI.. Lola Adres Yanti; Achmad .; Nurul Khumaida
Jurnal Silvikultur Tropika Vol. 6 No. 2 (2015): Jurnal Silvikultur Tropika
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Dieback disease on jabon seedlings is caused by Botryodiplodia theobromae decreased seedlings quality and economic benefits of nurseries. This is still sparse research for resistance test between white and red Jabon. This research aimed to test B. theobromae attacked with non wounded and wounded stem infection methods in Jabons and to obtain the most resistance of Jabons to B. theobromae attacked. The results showed that the disease incidence and the disease severity on both control of Jabon seedlings were 0% and 0%. But on treatment, white jabon seedlings non-wounded and wounded stem infection were 30% and 100%. For red jabon seedlings non-wounded and wounded stem infection were 80% and 100%. The disease severity on white jabon seedlings non-wounded and wounded stem infection were 12% and 62%. For red jabon seedlings non-wounded and wounded stem infection were 16% and 38%. The disease incidence on red Jabon seedlings were wider than white Jabon seedlings, but for the disease severity, white Jabon seedlings were worse than red Jabon seedlings. Botryodiplodia theobromae attacked non-wounded and wounded stem infection on Jabons.Key words: nursery, stem infection methods, the disease incidence, the disease severity
Growth of Jabon Seedling (Anthocephalus cadamba) on Medium of Ex-Sand Mining with the Addition of Sub Soil and Charcoal of Coconut Shell PERTUMBUHAN SEMAI JABON (Anthocephalus cadamba) PADA MEDIA BEKAS TAMBANG PASIR DENGAN PENAMBAHAN SUB SOIL DAN ARANG... Basuki Wasis; Dadan Mulyana; Bayu Winata
Jurnal Silvikultur Tropika Vol. 6 No. 2 (2015): Jurnal Silvikultur Tropika
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Sand mining is a natural resources exploitation. The effects of sand mining are environmental degradation and reduction of soil physical, chemical and biological quality. The land of ex-sand mining could be marginal land and constitutes a barrier for revegetation. Soil amendment is a necessary phase for overcoming this problem i.e. additional of sub soil and charcoal of coconut shell on the soil. Species selection also determines the success of revegetation. Jabon (Anthocephalus cadamba) is a pioneer, adaptive and fast growing species. The aims of this reasearch are to analyze the effects of sub soil and coconut shell charcoal addition on the growth of jabon seedlings on ex-sand mining soil, and to find out the optimum dose of sub soil and coconut shell charcoal addition. The results of this research showed that sub soil and coconut shell charcoal addition on ex-sand mining soil, increased the positive effect. The combination of 500 g of sub soil and 20 g of coconut shell charcoal gave the best growth for jabon seedling on ex-sand mining soil.Key words : Anthocephalus cadamba, charcoal, coconut shell, sand mining, sub soil.
Early Detection of Aluminum Toxicity on Bridelia monoica Merr. to Post Coal Mined Land in PT. Jorong Barutama Greston, South Kalimantan DETEKSI DINI KERACUNAN ALUMINIUM TANAMAN Bridelia monoica Merr. PADA TANAH PASCA TAMBANG BATU BARA PT. JORONG BARUTAMA Yadi Setiadi; Fiona Citra Anira
Jurnal Silvikultur Tropika Vol. 6 No. 2 (2015): Jurnal Silvikultur Tropika
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High solubility of Aluminium (Al) and toxic on post coal mined land cause low level of growth plant. Soil analysisused to ensure toxic level, thus the plant growth failure can be minimized. On the other hand, soil analysis is timeconsuming and costly. A simple and effective method to detect the existence of Al in the soil is needed. Bridelia monoicais a dominant pioneer tree which grow around mine location. This plant can survive on the dry land with low fertility, hasmany utility and easily found around mining area. It is expected that B. monoica can be used as biologic indicator of Altoxicity. The aim of this research was to determine the B. monoica response to Al toxicity on the post coal mined land atPT. Jorong Barutama Greston. This research conducted at four different colours of soil (three colours from post coalmined and original soil as control) with three replication. The data observed were root length, shape of root, amount ofleaf, leaf colour, and dry weight. This research resulted Al toxicity can decrease root length, amount of leaf, and dryweight, and changing the root shape on B. monoica. The research concluded B. monoica can be used as biologicindicator of Al toxicity.Key words: Aluminium, Bridelia monoica, post coal mined soil
Relationship Transpiration Ability with Growth Dimension of Seedling Acacia decurens Inoculated with Glomus etunicatum and Gigaspora margarita HUBUNGAN KEMAMPUAN TRANSPIRASI DENGAN DIMENSI TUMBUH BIBIT TANAMAN Acacia decurrens TERKOLONISASI Glomus etunica Arif Budi Setiawan; Sri Wilarso Budi R.; Cahyo Wibowo
Jurnal Silvikultur Tropika Vol. 6 No. 2 (2015): Jurnal Silvikultur Tropika
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Transpiration plays very important role in ensuring good plant metabolism. However, techniques/methods used for its assessment are difficult and also quite demanding in terms of resources and technical know-how. Again, the results from transpiration measurements are not applicable to different samples and locations. Therefore it is necessary to study the relationship between transpiration ability with growth dimension of seedlings for predicting transpiration ability by a simple method. The research design was the completely randomized design with mycorrhizae arbuscular inoculants. This study used inoculants from silviculture laboratory identified as Glomus etunicatum (M1) and Gigaspora margarita (M2). Regression model analysis was used to determine the relationship between transpiration ability with growth dimension of Acacia decurrens seedling. There was a positive effect of mycorrhizae symbiosis which increased the transpiration ability with a strong relation for increasing seedling growth dimension. Transpiration ability is superior in G. etunicatum of 0.002863 mol m-2 s-1. The transpiration ability in control and G. etunicatum could be predicted with regression equation of R2 >70%, but in M2 intervention the model could not be predicted it was because of multi-colonization between the independent variable.Key words: Acacia decurrens, Gigaspora margarita, Glomus etunicatum, Regression, Transpiration
Early Growth Enhancement of Calliandra calothyrsus Meissn By Arbuscular Mycorrhizae Fungi and Coconut Shells Charcoal at Marginal Soil FUNGI MIKORIZA ARBUSKULA DAN ARANG TEMPURUNG KELAPA MEMPERCEPAT PERTUMBUHAN AWAL BIBIT Calliandra calothyrsus MEISSN Sri Wilarso Budi R.; Sabti Indah Purwanti; Maman Turjaman
Jurnal Silvikultur Tropika Vol. 6 No. 2 (2015): Jurnal Silvikultur Tropika
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One of the characteristic of marginal soil is low nutrient avaibility due to their low pH and low organic content. Such conditions become limiting factor for plant growth and development. In order to support optimal growth of plant, soil treatment is needed AMF and coconut shells charcoal have a potential to improve plant growth in marginal soil. This study aimed to examine the effect of AMF, coconut shells charcoal and their interaction on C. calothyrsus seedling grown in marginal soil. This study conducted split plot design in completely randomized design that consists of two factors. AMF factor as main plot consists of three levels, charcoal factor as sub plot consists of three levels. There were five replications for each treatment. The results showed that AMF and coconut shells charcoal significantly increased C. calothyrsus seedling growth. The best treatment was found at Gigaspora sp. combined with 20 % coconut shells charcoal increased height and diameter by 397.1 and 107.7% respectively (compared to control).Key words: AMF, Charcoal, Calliandra calothyrsus, growth
The Diversity of Undergrowth Species in The Eastern Part of Gunung Papandayan, Garut, West Java KEANEKARAGAMAN JENIS TUMBUHAN BAWAH DI GUNUNG PAPANDAYAN BAGIAN TIMUR, GARUT, JAWA BARAT Iwan Hilwan; Idealisa Masyrafina
Jurnal Silvikultur Tropika Vol. 6 No. 2 (2015): Jurnal Silvikultur Tropika
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Gunung Papandayan has the potential of various types of fauna and flora that has become the unity in its natural environment. The objectives of this research was to determine the composition, diversity and potential of undergrowth that are found in the eastern part of Gunung Papandayan. The total of undergrowth species on Gunung Papandayan approximately 101 species of 34 families. The level of undergrowth diversity on five sites vary with a value of highest H’ at Supabeureum (3.36), while Tegal Mariuk has the smallest value of H’ (2.40). The low level of vegetation dominance indicated that undergrowth in five sites spreadon a lot of species. Undergrowth vegetation communities in five sites are differs with IS score was < 75 %. Undergrowth species which are found on Gunung Papandayan has potential as food, medicinal plants, ornamental plants, and livestock feed.Keywords: analysis of vegetation, diversity, Gunung Papandayan, undergrowth
Growth Respond of Three Tree Species on Tailing of Quartz Sand, Mined in East Belitung Regency RESPON PERTUMBUHAN TIGA JENIS TANAMAN PADA MEDIA TAILING BEKAS PENAMBANGAN PASIR KUARSA DI KABUPATEN BELITUNG TIMUR Iwan Hilwan
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Quartz sand is the main component of soil in heath forest floor which is very fragile in respond to any disturbance. The damaged heath forest after quartz sand has been mined, was very difficult to restore. Therefore, study on biophysical characteristics of primary and secondary heath forest are very important for improving forest rehabilitation efforts. After that, identification of tree species which is most suitable for the site in the rehabilitation program is very urgent. The research results showed that white jabon (Anthocephalus cadamba (Roxb.) Miq.) exhibited the greatest increase in height , diameter and dry weight (biomass). Therefore, white jabon is the best choice for rehabilitation on tailing of former quartz mined area. Planting media which are composed of tailing and organic matter (compost) is the best media for tree growth in rehabilitation program. The research results can serve as one of the guidances for stakeholders to manage heath forest in East Belitung Regency and as reference for rehabilitation activities.Key words: quartz sand, rehabilitation, tailing, white jabon
Carbondioxide (CO2) Emission Estimation Caused by Forest Fires on Different Land Covers in South Sumatra Province in 2000-2009 PENDUGAAN EMISI GAS RUMAH KACA AKIBAT KEBAKARAN HUTAN DAN LAHAN PADA BERBAGAI TIPE TUTUPAN LAHAN DI PROVINSI SUMATERA SELATAN Bambang Hero Saharjo; Erianto Indra Putra; Nursyamsi Syam
Jurnal Silvikultur Tropika Vol. 6 No. 2 (2015): Jurnal Silvikultur Tropika
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Forest fire has became serious problem and affected to forest balance and bring negative impact for ecology, economy, and political aspects. Therefore, information about land and forest fire based on hotspot are needed as well as carbondioxide emission that released, especially in area that has vulnerability of forest fire, such as South Sumatra Province. The aims of this research are to calculating hotspot in South Sumatra as indicator of land and forest fire, to estimating burned area based on hotspot data, and to calculating carbondioxide (CO2) emission that released from burnt area on different land covers. This research was conducted from July to September 2012 at Forest Fires Laboratory, Department of Silviculture, Faculty of Forestry, Bogor Agricultural University. The data used in this research are MODIS hotspot data from Fire Information Resources Management System (FIRMS), precipitation data from Center of Meteorology Climatology and Geophysics (BMKG), and land covers map of South Sumatra from Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO). The result showed that the widest burned area in South Sumatra Province was in dry cultivation land which covered by shrub amounted to 6 172 ha (2000), 61 836.81 ha (2005), and 127 259.53 ha (2009). The highest carbondioxide emission was released from dry cultivation land which covered by shrub on mineral land amounted to 52 475.73 ton (2000), 524 417.17 ton (2005), and 1.071.972,41 ton (2009). While the highest carbondioxide emission as result from land covers changed was from cultivation land which covered by shrub amounted to 3.078.899.73 ton (44.52%) and 20 443 299.85 ton (50.60%).Key words: carbondioxide emission, land and forest fire, land covers

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