EFFEKTIFITAS ZAT PERANGSANG TUMBUH TERHADAP PERTUMBUHAN  STEK BATANG BALIK ANGIN (Mollotus paniculatus)

Yuningsih, Lulu; Lensari, Delfy; Piande, Alam

doi:10.32502/sylva.v8i2.2698

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“…Primary data collection was carried out through direct observation and measurement of research objects in the field and in the laboratory. To estimate tree carbon biomass, the allometric equation model developed by [9] is used as follows: 𝑊 = 0,11 𝜌 𝐷 2,62 (…”

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“…Plantation forests provide a variety of products, both wood and non-timber products. This product provides significant economic returns for the community as a source of community income [2]. Agroforestry pattern also provides a variety of products because it is a mixture of woody tree species, fruit trees, commodity plants and seasonal crops so that it allows the community to obtain multiple benefits, both in the form of building materials, fruit products and commodity crops for economic purposes and annual crops for family consumption [3].…”

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The carbon storage capacity of plantation forests and agroforestry pattern in South Sulawesi in the context of mitigating climate change

Paembonan

Soma

Rampisela

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Comparison between the ability of carbon storage for various types of land use, both inside and outside forest areas, needs to be done in order to predict its ability to deal with climate change mitigation and adaptation programs in Indonesia. Local baseline data need to be known because each vegetation growth is strongly influenced by local environmental conditions. This study was conducted to compare the ability of carbon storage in pine plantations and agroforestry patterns at high altitudes. The research method was carried out purposively by determining sample plots that were considered representative of the type of land use. The results showed that there was a significant difference between the ability to store aboveground carbon between pine plantations of 86.80 tons/ha and agroforestry patterns of 56.14 tons/ha. Similarly, the comparison of the aboveground and underground carbon storage capacity, there was a significant difference, namely for pine stands 78.99% to 21.01%, while agroforestry pattern was 53.58% to 46.42%. Overall, both types of land use can be relied on to address climate change mitigation programs in Indonesia.

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