Dekolorisasi Limbah Batik Tulis Menggunakan Jamur Indigenous Hasil Isolasi Pada Konsentrasi Limbah Yang Berbeda

Abstract

Azo as batik dyes are textile dyes which difficult to degradate. Fungus as bioremidiation organism are choosed to decolorize the dyes because its transformation ability, it can degradate toxic dyes component. The aim of research are to explore the fungus from Sokaraja-Banyumas batik industrial dyestuff, to know potential indigenous species wich can degradate it, to know dyestuff consentration which is degradated.Result of research showed that the isolation process of indigenous fungi from batik dyestuff in District Sokaraja Banyumas produce 4 isolates that have the potential dekolorization, they are 3 isolates of the genus Fusarium, and 1 isolate of the genus Aspergillus. That indigenous fungus can be used to decolorize dyestuff batik the decolorize percentage 69.346% -82.421%.

Textile Industry Waste Pollution in the Konto River: A Comparison of Public Perceptions and Water Quality Data

“…Dyestuff waste in waters will be difficult to degrade because bacteria unable to degrade dye waste. Thus, these polluted waters cannot be used as life support by humans [6]. Plants that have habitats around waters will experience a decrease in chlorophyll content so that the plant's metabolic system will be disrupted [7].…”