Habitat of Nepenthes spp. in the area of Sampit Botanic Gardens, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia

Hidayat, Syamsul; Helmanto, Hendra; Dodo, Dodo; Purnomo, Danang Wahyu; Supriyatna, Ikar

doi:10.13057/biodiv/d190411

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“…Among the species of Nepenthes, this species was the most widely distributed, stretching from Thailand, Indo-China, Peninsular Malaysia, through Indonesia, the Philippines, New Guinea to Australia, and this species usually grows abundantly in swamp (Adam et al 1992). In Bangka Belitung Province, N. mirabiilis was also found in swamp forest (Rizqiani et al 2018), and in peat swamp of Borneo, N.mirabilis was also the dominant climber (Hidayat et al 2018). In Halmahera Island, N. mirabilis was found in lowland forest and edge of swamp (Cahyono et al 2019).…”

Section: Shrubs and Herbsmentioning

confidence: 98%

Flora of Danau Dusun Besar conservation forest in Bengkulu Province, Indonesia

2020

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Abstract. Wiryono Mersyah R, Tarantona M. 2020. Flora of Danau Dusun Besar conservation forest in Bengkulu Province, Indonesia. Biodiversitas 21: 5640-5649. Few studies on flora of freshwater swamp forest in Sumatra have been published and accessible online. This study aimed to assess the composition and diversity of plant species and to describe the dominant species in conservation forest of Danau Dusun Besar Nature Reserve and Nature Tourism Park in Bengkulu which consists mostly of freshwater swamp forests and a lake. Data collection was done using a combination of quantitative methods with systematic plots and qualitative methods through observation. The quantitative data were analyzed to determine indexes of diversity, evenness and importance value. This study recorded 23 species of trees with diversity index (H′) and evenness index (E) of 0.29 and 0.09, respectively, and recorded 136 species of shrubs and herbs with H′ and E values of 3.68 and 0.75, respectively. The most dominant species of trees was Alstonia spatulata, of shrubs and herbs Stenochlaena palustris. The small diameter class of trees and the covering of trees with climbers indicated that the large trees had been cut. We recommend further studies with more and better-located plots to get better data on the vegetation composition and structure, including the invasion of alien species Ludwigia peruviana and the effect of climbers on trees.

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Section: Shrubs and Herbsmentioning

confidence: 98%

Flora of Danau Dusun Besar conservation forest in Bengkulu Province, Indonesia

2020

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“…Low-pH peat swamp consisting of constantly flooded ground [13]. In their natural habitat, most Nepenthes are either vines or small shrubs that attach themselves to other plants by means of looped tendrils that sprout from the tips of their leaf blades [12]. Remarkably, at least nine Nepenthes taxa were found outside the sampling plots in AHUFR.…”

Section: Other Notable Non-timber Species Outside the Sampling Plotsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Inventory of Non-Timber Species in Ayer HitamUtaraForest Reserve, Johor

Bt Muhamad Jais,

Linatoc,

Bin Muhamad Sa’ed

et al. 2023

J-SuNR

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Ayer Hitam Utara Forest Reserve (AHUFR) is one of the permanent reserved forests (PRFs) in Johor, which is consisted of lowland and peat swamp ecosystems.In AHUFR, there has been little progress in the study of non-timber species. Non-timber forest products (NTFPs) are forest products other than timber that are obtained from both plants and animals and are vital to all species, including people. Among the objectives of this research project were the creation of a checklist of non-timber species in the AHUFR,the identification of non-timber species in the forest reserve, and the measurement of the diversity of non-timber species in the forest reserve. Survey was conducted in 10m ×5m quadrats, in which three quadrats were established in two different ecosystems, namely site A (lowland forest) and site B (peat swamp). The preliminarystudy documented92individuals from19 families and 33 speciesof non-timber plants.Melastomataceae wasthe most dominant family,whilstClidemia hirta (L.)D.Donwas the most dominant species. Based on the Shannon-Wiener and Margalef indices, lowland forest indicatedhigherdiversity of non-timber species compared to peat swamp forest.

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“…This is clearly due to the habitat for each species, in which N. rafflesiana occurs at the ridge area, while N. ampullaria and N. gracilis were found in the lower area (swales). The occurrence of N. ampullaria and N. gracilis in the wetter area such as peat swamp forests are common (Clarke 2001;Hidayat et al, 2018). However, the previous study has demonstrated that both species, N. ampullaria and N. gracilis, can be found widespread in dry or less inundated area (Adam et al, 2009).…”

Section: Relationships Between the Abundance Of Nepenthes And Soil Parametersmentioning

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SPECIES RICHNESS AND SOIL PROPERTIES IN Nepenthes HABITAT AT BRIS ECOSYSTEM IN SETIU, TERENGGANU

RAWI¹,

Rohani²

2021

UMT JUR

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A study was carried out to investigate the species richness of Nepenthes in the BRIS ecosystem at Kampung Rhu Tapai, Setiu, Terengganu, and their relationship with soil parameters. Selective sampling was conducted in two sites (Plot A and B) using a 100 m 2 quadrat in each site. Nepenthes were identified to species level, and the number of individuals was counted. Soil samples were taken next to the Nepenthes' rhizosphere to determine the soil properties. A total of 689 Nepenthes individuals were found within the plots, which comprises three species: Nepenthes ampullaria, N. gracilis and N. rafflesiana. Independent samples t-test was conducted to compare the number of individuals in Plot A and Plot B. The result suggested that the abundance of Nepenthes spp. between these two sites was not significantly different. Regarding the species, Nepenthes gracilis was found in a high abundance in both plots. Nepenthes in these sites thrived in the soil with low pH value, ranging from 3.4 to 3.9. Meanwhile, the percentages of organic matter in the study area were ranging from 12.30% to 72.80%.

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Habitat of Nepenthes spp. in the area of Sampit Botanic Gardens, Central Kalimantan, Indonesia

Cited by 5 publications

References 8 publications

Flora of Danau Dusun Besar conservation forest in Bengkulu Province, Indonesia

Flora of Danau Dusun Besar conservation forest in Bengkulu Province, Indonesia

Inventory of Non-Timber Species in Ayer HitamUtaraForest Reserve, Johor

SPECIES RICHNESS AND SOIL PROPERTIES IN Nepenthes HABITAT AT BRIS ECOSYSTEM IN SETIU, TERENGGANU

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