2022
DOI: 10.20527/jss.v3i6.4717
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Analisis Kesesuaian Tempat Tumbuh Jenis-Jenis Pohon Di Kawasan Konservasi Kecamatan Loksado Kabupaten Hulu Sungai Selatan

Abstract: The Amandit sub-watersheds have experienced erosion of 15-60 tons / ha / year which includes the Loksado Sub-District which enters the upper reaches. Damaged land requires actions to improve environmental conditions, one of which is Land and Forest Rehabilitation activities. To add value to the success of rehabilitation, it is necessary to select the right tree species. This study aims to obtain information on the characteristic components of the place where Loksado Subdistrict grows and provide information on… Show more

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“…The success of managing a watershed lies in the arrangement and management of the upstream part of the watershed (Karim et al, 2014). According to research published by Safitri et al (Safitri, 2018) in 2018, the erosion rate in the Semantok watershed in 2017 was 7.14 mm/year, and based on the results of the analysis using SDR, the sediment distribution in the upstream Semantok dam was categorized as heavy.…”
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“…The success of managing a watershed lies in the arrangement and management of the upstream part of the watershed (Karim et al, 2014). According to research published by Safitri et al (Safitri, 2018) in 2018, the erosion rate in the Semantok watershed in 2017 was 7.14 mm/year, and based on the results of the analysis using SDR, the sediment distribution in the upstream Semantok dam was categorized as heavy.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The erosion rate at the Semantok watershed outlet was 7.00 mm/year in 2015 and increased to 14.18 mm/year in 2021. According to a study conducted bySafitri et al (2018), the erosion rate in the Semantok watershed was measured to be 7.14 mm/year. The Semantok watershed achieved a performance score of 3.95, determined by classifying watershed condition value categories According to Minister of Forestry Regulation Number: P.61/Menhut-II/2014 of 2014, the performance of the Semantok watershed is classified as pretty bad (3.5 < DDD < 4.3).…”
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