A Preliminary Survey on Edibles and Medicinal Plants Used By Dusun of Kampung Pinolobu, Kadamaian, Kota Belud, Sabah, Malaysia

Awang-Kanak, Fadzilah; Matawali, Azlinah; Jumat, Nur Ramziahrazanah; Bakri, Sitty Nur Syafa

doi:10.51200/jtbc.v18i.3440

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“…difficulties in solving dihybrid cross problems (Awang-Kanak, Masnoddin, Matawali, Daud, & Jumat, 2016). For this reason, this research attempted to delve into players' exploration of the inheritance patterns of dihybrid crosses.…”

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Approaches to illuminate content-specific gameplay decisions using open-ended game data

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Cheng

Lin

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Education Tech Research Dev

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Games can be rich environments for learning and can elicit evidence of students' conceptual understanding and inquiry processes. Illuminating students' content-specific gameplay decisions, or methods of completing game tasks related to a certain domain, requires a context that is openended enough for students to make choices that demonstrate their thinking. Doing this also requires rich log data and methods of Game Learning Analytics (GLA) that are granular enough to look at the specific choices most relevant to that context and domain. This paper presents research done on student exploration of high school level Mendelian genetics in a multiplayer online game called The Radix Endeavor. The study uses three approaches to identify contentspecific gameplay decisions and distinguish players utilizing different methods, looking at actions and tool use, play patterns and player types, and tool input patterns. In the context of the selected game quest, the three approaches were found to yield insights into different ways that students complete tasks in genetics, suggesting the potential for a set of more generalized guiding questions in the GLA field that could be adopted by learning games designers and data scientists to convey information about content-specific gameplay decisions in learning games.

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Approaches to illuminate content-specific gameplay decisions using open-ended game data

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Lin

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“…Ramuan tradisional dibuat dengan cara merebus daunnya, kemudian dikonsumsi [11]. Sebuah survey juga telah dilakukan di sebuah dusun di Malaysia, dan diketahui bahwa awar-awar dipercaya masyarakat lokal dapat meredakan nyeri, terutama nyeri pada kepala dan perut [26].…”

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Kajian Literatur: Etnomedisin sebagai Analgesik di Indonesia

Andanalusia,

Izzatul Mukhlishah

2023

JSSCR

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Ethnomedicine has a major role in the development of new drugs. Based on ethnomedicine studies, it is known that some plants’ biological activity has potential as a therapy. One of its activities is as an analgesic, which can help to deal with frequent pain incidents in the world. The purpose of this literature review was to collect information on the use of ethnomedicine as an analgesic in several regions in Indonesia. The method used was narrative review using the Google Scholar database with publication limits from 2019 to 2023. There were nine studies that meet the criteria and represent the western, central and eastern parts of Indonesia. A total of four studies show that Zingiber officinale is used as an analgesic with UV 0.02-1.0. Three studies show Alpinia galanga and Piper betle are used as analgesic with UV 0.4-1.77 and 0.06-1.20, respectively. Two studies show that Oriza sativa and Curcuma longa are used by the local people as analgesics with a UV of 0.04-1.40 and 0.13-0.45, respectively. Other plants that have high UV in several regions include Orthosiphon aristatus (0.80); Curcuma viridiflora (4.00); Ficus septica (0.43), and Emelia ribes (0.60) Based on the results, it is known that Zingiber officinale, Alpinia galanga, Piper betle, Oriza sativa, and Curcuma longa are the plants most widely used as analgesics in several regions in Indonesia. This literature review can be used as a consideration in finding analgesic support therapy using ethnomedicine.

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“…The Kuala Kapuas community uses a decoction of D. esculentum to ease pain. Moreover, they used plant extract for the treatment of body swellings (Saputri and Putri 2017;Awang-Kanak et al 2021;Rankoana 2022). Moreover, the ethanol extract of D. esculentum has demonstrated potential in treating infectious wounds, further highlighting its role as an alternative therapy.…”

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Short Communication: Evaluation of antibacterial activities and phytochemical composition of ethanolic extract of Diplazium esculentum

ALAMSJAH,

FANDINI,

MILDAWATI

2024

Biodiversitas

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Abstract. Alamsjah F, Fandini S, Mildawati M. 2024. Short Communication: Evaluation of antibacterial activities and phytochemical composition of ethanolic extract of Diplazium esculentum. Biodiversitas 25: 937-941. Antibacterial agents are crucial in fighting infections by stopping or inhibiting pathogenic bacteria growth. Diplazium esculentum (Retz.) Sw., is a natural resource with great potential in traditional medicine. This study aimed to investigate the antibacterial effectiveness of ethanol extract of D. esculentum against two common bacteria, Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Staphylococcus epidermidis. This research was done using disc diffusion technique with comprehensive phytochemical screening. The results revealed antibacterial properties of the ethanolic extract of D. esculentum against P. aeruginosa and S. epidermidis. The most potent antibacterial activity was observed at 80 and 60% concentrations against P. aeruginosa, resulting in inhibition zones with 5.90 mm and 5.47 mm diameters. A similar pattern was also observed against S. epidermidis, where 80% concentration showed significant efficacy, with an inhibition zone of 5.69 mm diameter. Phytochemical analysis result revealed the presence of various secondary metabolites, including alkaloids, steroids, polyphenols, tannins, flavonoids, and saponins. These phytochemical compounds contribute antibacterial properties and have promising potential for further research to develop natural antibacterial agents.

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A Preliminary Survey on Edibles and Medicinal Plants Used By Dusun of Kampung Pinolobu, Kadamaian, Kota Belud, Sabah, Malaysia

Cited by 3 publications

References 12 publications

Approaches to illuminate content-specific gameplay decisions using open-ended game data

Approaches to illuminate content-specific gameplay decisions using open-ended game data

Kajian Literatur: Etnomedisin sebagai Analgesik di Indonesia

Short Communication: Evaluation of antibacterial activities and phytochemical composition of ethanolic extract of Diplazium esculentum

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