The Genus Lasianthus (Rubiaceae) in Wawonii Island, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia

Rugayah, Titik; Sunarti, Siti

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“…According to Rugayah (2019), Melastomataceae is referred to as the seduniasenduniaan tribe, characterized by its leaves which have three veins that curve upwards, and showy flowers. From searches of the three observation shelters on Mount Sibuatan, Nagalingga Village, Brand District, Karo Regency, North Sumatra Province, 15 species of the Melastomaceae family were found.…”

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Inventory of Melastomataceae In Mountain Sibutan Nagalingga Village Brand District District Karo Province of North Sumatra

Husnarika Febriani, Melfa Aisyah Hutasuhut

2023

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Plant inventory is an exertion to group data or classify a type of factory that exists in an area. This study aimed to identify plants in the Melastomateceae family and determine the characteristics of plant species based on the key determination of the Melastomataceae family found in Sibuatan Mount Nagalingga Village Merek Dictrict Karo Regency North Sumatra Province. This research was conducted from January 2021 to September 2021. The research method used a qualitative descriptive method by exploratory observations along the path starting from the jungle door, shalter 1, shalter 2, to shalter 3. The data analysis was descriptive analysis qualitative. Based on the results of the inventory, 15 specieses of the Melastomaceae family were obtained : Dissochaeta macrosepala Staf., Medinila alpestris (Jack) Bl., Medinilla beamanii J. C. Regalado., Medinilla ridleyi Merr., Melastoma malabathricum L., Melastoma sp. 1, Melastoma sp. 2, Memecylon sp. 1 , Memecylon sp. 2, Miconia appendiculata Triana,. Miconia laevigata (L.) DC. , Phyllagathis griffthii (Hook. Fil. Ex Teriana) King., Pternandra sp., Sonerila heterophylla Jack., and Sonerila tenuifolia Bl. The characteristics of the Melastomatacea family are mountaintop ornamental plants with leaves that have three veins that curve upwards, striking flowers and berry-shaped fruit (round).

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“…Ripe fruit can be consumed. This plant is also useful as an indicator of soil fertility and can be used by children as a toy (Rugayah, 2019). including Indonesia, the Philippines, Taiwan, Papua New Guinea, Australia and America.…”

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Inventory of Melastomataceae In Mountain Sibutan Nagalingga Village Brand District District Karo Province of North Sumatra

Husnarika Febriani, Melfa Aisyah Hutasuhut

2023

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“…Discovery of the “peculiar,” “beautiful,” and “unique” flora continues (Brambach, Coode, Biagioni, & Culmsee, 2016; Bramley, 2012; Cámara‐Leret & Veldkamp, 2011; Kartonegoro, Bone, & Atkins, 2018; Low, 2013; Rugayah & Sunarti, 2017; Rustiami & Henderson, 2017). Knowledge of floristics across much of the island is still lacking, however, with low density of botanical collections and forest monitoring plots (Brearley et al, 2019; Kessler et al, 2002).…”

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Floristics of forests across low nutrient soils in Sulawesi, Indonesia

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The bioregion of Wallacea is made up of the islands between Borneo and New Guinea. It has high species richness and endemism, and its forests are threatened by human land-use change (Myers, Mittermeier, Mittermeier, Da Fonseca, & Kent, 2000). Wallacean islands are key to the dispersal and diversification of the few well-studied taxa (Moyle et al., 2016; Rowe et al., 2019; Tänzler et al., 2016), yet most taxa in Wallacea are poorly studied. Wallacea's largest island is Sulawesi, and its diversity is of such interest that it was described by Alfred Russell Wallace as wonderfully rich in peculiar forms; many of which are singular or beautiful, and are in some cases absolutely unique (Wallace, 1869).

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The Genus Lasianthus (Rubiaceae) in Wawonii Island, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia

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Inventory of Melastomataceae In Mountain Sibutan Nagalingga Village Brand District District Karo Province of North Sumatra

Inventory of Melastomataceae In Mountain Sibutan Nagalingga Village Brand District District Karo Province of North Sumatra

Floristics of forests across low nutrient soils in Sulawesi, Indonesia

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