Klasifikasi Kualitas Dan Nilai Komersial Gaharu Pada Klaster Pedagang Pengumpul Di Kabupaten Sorong

Womsiwor, Daud; Dimara, Petrus A.; Mofu, Wolfram Y.

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“…The compounds produced by agarwood sapwood are widely used in the perfume industry, cosmetics, medicines, and religious ritual purposes such as incense and incense [3]. Agarwood sapwood can be produced from the genera Aquilaria, Aetoxylon, Gyrinops, and Gonystylus [4].…”

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The role of rhizobacteria and ecoenzyme in agarwood growth (Aquilaria malaccensis Lamk.)

Putri

Wulandari

Istikorini

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Rhizobacteria inoculation and ecoenzyme application can improve seeds’ growth. This research aims to study the potency of rhizobacteria and ecoenzyme to improve Aquilaria malaccensis growth. The experimental design used a nested plot design where ecoenzyme as the sub-plot that nested in rhizobacteria inoculation (Serratia marcecscens, Stenotrophomonas maltophilia, and the mix of S. marcecscens + S. maltophilia) as the main plot. The results showed that rhizobacteria inoculation and ecoenzyme application were no significant effect on improving the plant height, diameter, amount of new leaves, total wet weight, total dry weight, and seed moisture content. The new shoots on S. marcescens inoculation without ecoenzyme increased 112,5% compared to the control. Application of ecoenzyme to the plants inoculated by rhizobacteria promoted root growth and made the leaves got greener. Shoot root ratio and seedling quality index showed that seeds were ready to transplant in the field. The results of this study can be used as a reference in applying biofertilizers to forestry plants, especially the slow-growing species.

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The role of rhizobacteria and ecoenzyme in agarwood growth (Aquilaria malaccensis Lamk.)

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Wulandari

Istikorini

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Feasibility of Agarwood Cultivation in Indonesia: Dynamic System Modeling Approach

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Susanti²,

Rahajoe³

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Most of the Indonesian agarwood in the international market is harvested from the wild, which raises concerns regarding its sustainability. The Government of Indonesia encourages agarwood cultivation produced from the cultivated Agarwood-Producing Tree (APT) to overcome this concern and replace natural agarwood. APT cultivation in Indonesia is not a new development, but it has faced various obstacles, ranging from production quantity and quality to funding and marketing. Therefore, an appropriate policy is needed to support the success of APT cultivation. This study aims to develop a dynamic system model in order to identify the gaps and determine appropriate policy strategies to improve APT cultivation in Indonesia. The model was established by compiling three conceptual stages: planting to harvest, cost–benefit analysis, and feasibility analysis. Agarwood from Aquilaria malaccensis Lam. cultivated by the community and private sector, which produces kemedangan (an agarwood grade in the Indonesian market) and oil, was chosen for the model. The model developed shows that APT cultivation development in the private sector and the community is unfeasible with the business as usual. There are three options to simulate the feasibility of agarwood produces from APT cultivation. The best scenarios are chosen based on the feasibility indicator, when benefit is higher than cost. The development of APT by the private sector that produces kemedangan and oil products is feasible, with the invention of more effective inoculant and processing technology (scenario 1), as well as applying high thinning, which can increase the yield. Oil production requires more investment, so the revenue obtained is lower than the production cost, resulting in the unfeasibility of the production. The development of APT by the community will be feasible with scenario 2, if there is government funding for the establishment of APT cultivation, inoculants application, and harvesting. Based on the model scenario, APT cultivation will be ecologically sustainable, economically feasible, and socially acceptable if carried out by the private sector or the community by applying inoculation techniques and selecting inoculants to increase production effectiveness, and will be supported by lower production costs and market stability. The Indonesian government needs to take several policies to encourage APT development, including financial assistance for APT development, setting inoculant standards at affordable prices, simplifying trade administration, stabilizing agarwood product prices at the local level, and law enforcement.

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Klasifikasi Kualitas Dan Nilai Komersial Gaharu Pada Klaster Pedagang Pengumpul Di Kabupaten Sorong

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The role of rhizobacteria and ecoenzyme in agarwood growth (Aquilaria malaccensis Lamk.)

The role of rhizobacteria and ecoenzyme in agarwood growth (Aquilaria malaccensis Lamk.)

Feasibility of Agarwood Cultivation in Indonesia: Dynamic System Modeling Approach

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