Biomass and carbon storage of Jor Bay mangrove forest in East Lombok

Hadi, Samsul; Budiastuti, Sri; Fajarningsih, Rhina Uchyani

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“…al. [6], there were similar findings of mangrove species with the species, Rhizophora apiculata, Rhizophora stylosa, and Sonneratia alba, but the species Avicennia alba, Calotropis gigantea and Lumnitzera racemosa were not found as found in the Bagik Batu mangrove ecosystem. If we look further, the Avicennia alba type of mangrove is the type with the most mangrove samples found from observation stations 1-5.…”

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“…East Lombok is an area that has mangrove forests spread across several sub-districts, one of which is Jerowaru sub-district [5]. Previous research conducted by the author in Teluk Jor and Ekas Buana showed that Jerowaru District has a diversity of mangrove species [6,7], however, further research in other areas in Jerowaru still requires exploration. Apart from that, one of the areas in Jerowaru District that has a mangrove ecosystem is Bagik Batu Hamlet, which is one of the areas in the Pandan Wangi Village area.…”

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Identification of species composing the Bagik Batu mangrove ecosystem, Jerowaru, Indonesia

Irwansah,

Hadi,

Aminuddin

et al. 2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Preserving mangrove ecosystems is an important part of several global warming mitigation efforts. The latest information about the existence of mangrove ecosystems is important information for evaluating the current condition of mangrove forests. This research aims to examine the species that make up the Bagik Batu mangrove ecosystem in Jerowaru, Indonesia. Information related to the condition of the Bagik Batu mangrove ecosystem can be initial information for policy decisions by policymakers in formulating policies related to global warming mitigation. This research is descriptive (Survey). Area samples were taken using purposive sampling and the plot sampling method (random), and then many mangrove individuals were identified based on their morphological characteristics, starting from leaves, flowers, fruit, seeds, stems, and roots. In addition, the data used in this study are data on the number of individuals per species and environmental parameter data such as pH, temperature, salinity, and substrate type. The research results show that the Bagik Batu mangrove ecosystem consists of several types of mangrove species, namely Avicennia alba, Calotropis gigantea, Lumnitzera racemosa, Rhizophora apiculata, Rhizophora stylosa, and Sonneratia alba.

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Identification of species composing the Bagik Batu mangrove ecosystem, Jerowaru, Indonesia

Irwansah,

Hadi,

Aminuddin

et al. 2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…Based on observations and interviews with the supervisor of greenbelt, 12 stations were obtained with three plots per station. Vegetation sampling was carried out using the plot method in the path, noting all existing vegetation in the form of seedlings, saplings, poles and trees (Hadi et al, 2019) Data of vegetation observed in each plot were the number of individuals, species, height, stem diameter at 1.3 m height at the level of tree, pole, weaning and seedling. Vegetation analysis was carried out after field data had been collected using the quadratic method.…”

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Analysis of Vegetation and Community Attitude as the Reforestation Efforts at Greenbelt Area of Multipurpose Reservoir of Wonogiri

Solikhatun

Maridi

Budiastuti

2020

Caraka Tani J. Sustain. Agric.

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<p>Land conversion has caused the function of the greenbelt for reservoir to be less effective. The management of the greenbelt area is needed to maintain the primary function of the reservoir. Therefore, a vegetation analysis in the greenbelt area is necessary to evaluate the condition of the existing vegetation and community attitude to maintain the greenbelt area. This study aims at identifying the current condition of the greenbelt area and the diversity of vegetation as well as the community attitude at the greenbelt area of multipurpose reservoir of Wonogiri. Vegetation sampling was done by purposive sampling using directed line quadrant method, while community attitude sampling was performed using in-depth interviews. This study found 14 species of vegetation in the greenbelt area. The most significant contribution of vegetation species was shown by the Importance Value Index (IVI), with 14 species of tree in which teak (<em>Tectona grandis L</em>.) was the species with the highest IVI value. The species diversity index was 1.15-1.7 and it was included in the medium category. Reforestation efforts can be continued because the vegetation condition has shown moderate stability. Community attitudes towards the greenbelt largely support the existence of management although people still and will use the land without disturbing the existing plants. The reforestation program that has been carried out in the last few years is expected to be able to restore the greenbelt in support of the reservoir function.</p>

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Biomass and carbon storage of Jor Bay mangrove forest in East Lombok

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Identification of species composing the Bagik Batu mangrove ecosystem, Jerowaru, Indonesia

Identification of species composing the Bagik Batu mangrove ecosystem, Jerowaru, Indonesia

Analysis of Vegetation and Community Attitude as the Reforestation Efforts at Greenbelt Area of Multipurpose Reservoir of Wonogiri

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