2019
DOI: 10.29244/medkon.24.1.60-67
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Peatlands Rehabilitation through Species Enrichment on Post-fire Oil Palm Plantation Area

Abstract: Forest fires and land conversion to oil palm plantations are one of the major threats that caused dangerous impacts on the existence of peatlands in Indonesia. Rehabilitation by plant type enrichment method is an effort that can be developed to restore the ecological and hydrological functions of degraded peatlands. This study aimed to analyze biophysical conditions (soil characteristics), analyze the growth response of plant species against the combination of planting types; analyze the choice of planting com… Show more

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“…The results show that both types of plants can adapt well to all growing media and greenhouse environments. Several studies related to D. polyphylla and S. balangeran in nurseries and in the field showed that both species grow best under microclimate conditions where air temperatures ranging from 22-33°C, relative air humidity between 57.9-86%, and light intensity ranging from 317-56,802 Lux (Graham et al 2013;Khalil et al 2019;Mardhatillah et al 2019;Santosa 2010;Tata et al 2022;Utami et al 2008). These values were pretty similar to the microclimate conditions in the greenhouse during this study.…”
Section: Environmental Factors Edaphic Factors and Survival Ratementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The results show that both types of plants can adapt well to all growing media and greenhouse environments. Several studies related to D. polyphylla and S. balangeran in nurseries and in the field showed that both species grow best under microclimate conditions where air temperatures ranging from 22-33°C, relative air humidity between 57.9-86%, and light intensity ranging from 317-56,802 Lux (Graham et al 2013;Khalil et al 2019;Mardhatillah et al 2019;Santosa 2010;Tata et al 2022;Utami et al 2008). These values were pretty similar to the microclimate conditions in the greenhouse during this study.…”
Section: Environmental Factors Edaphic Factors and Survival Ratementioning
confidence: 99%