Exploring the distribution of Rhizanthes infanticida banziger in the bukit barisan protected forest, padang panjang city: an ecological assessment

This study, conducted from May to June 2023 in the Bukit Barisan Protected Forest, Padang Panjang City, presents a comprehensive analysis of Rhizanthes infanticida Banziger, a vital part of this ecosystem. By integrating census and purposive sampling, the study thoroughly investigated R. infanticida...

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Published in:Journal of Medicinal and Pharmaceutical Chemistry Research
Main Author: Zulmardi Z.; Indra G.; Sari K.; Efendi A.; Yahya R.; Abdullah M.; Zainul R.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Sami Publishing Company 2024
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Zulmardi Z.; Indra G.; Sari K.; Efendi A.; Yahya R.; Abdullah M.; Zainul R.
Exploring the distribution of Rhizanthes infanticida banziger in the bukit barisan protected forest, padang panjang city: an ecological assessment
2024
Journal of Medicinal and Pharmaceutical Chemistry Research
6
5
10.48309/jmpcr.2024.432216.1068
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85184262467&doi=10.48309%2fjmpcr.2024.432216.1068&partnerID=40&md5=6fc41697f5bcdd5bcaaca234fc5054dc
This study, conducted from May to June 2023 in the Bukit Barisan Protected Forest, Padang Panjang City, presents a comprehensive analysis of Rhizanthes infanticida Banziger, a vital part of this ecosystem. By integrating census and purposive sampling, the study thoroughly investigated R. infanticida's habitat and associated flora. Employing nested plot methods at four forest points, we categorized plant life stages (trees, poles, saplings, and seedlings) to assess various growth stages of R.infanticida and neighboring plant species. The study also considered abiotic factors like temperature, humidity, elevation, and canopy cover, measured using a hygrometer thermometer, and digital imagery. We discovered 47 R infanticida knops across five growth phases, and identified 25 plant species from 18 families, with dominant species varying by life stage: Ptisana salicina (seedlings), Tetrastigma papillosum (saplings), Polyalthia jucunda (poles), and Litsea sp. (trees). The average environmental conditions were 25.1 ºC temperature, 73.55% humidity, elevation of 1,059 meters, and 76.01% canopy cover. This study provides crucial insights into R. infanticida's ecological dynamics within the Bukit Barisan Protected Forest, highlighting its distribution, relationship with surrounding vegetation, and environmental conditions, thereby contributing significantly to our understanding of this unique forest ecosystem. © 2024 by SPC (Sami Publishing Company).
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author Zulmardi Z.; Indra G.; Sari K.; Efendi A.; Yahya R.; Abdullah M.; Zainul R.
spellingShingle Zulmardi Z.; Indra G.; Sari K.; Efendi A.; Yahya R.; Abdullah M.; Zainul R.
Exploring the distribution of Rhizanthes infanticida banziger in the bukit barisan protected forest, padang panjang city: an ecological assessment
author_facet Zulmardi Z.; Indra G.; Sari K.; Efendi A.; Yahya R.; Abdullah M.; Zainul R.
author_sort Zulmardi Z.; Indra G.; Sari K.; Efendi A.; Yahya R.; Abdullah M.; Zainul R.
title Exploring the distribution of Rhizanthes infanticida banziger in the bukit barisan protected forest, padang panjang city: an ecological assessment
title_short Exploring the distribution of Rhizanthes infanticida banziger in the bukit barisan protected forest, padang panjang city: an ecological assessment
title_full Exploring the distribution of Rhizanthes infanticida banziger in the bukit barisan protected forest, padang panjang city: an ecological assessment
title_fullStr Exploring the distribution of Rhizanthes infanticida banziger in the bukit barisan protected forest, padang panjang city: an ecological assessment
title_full_unstemmed Exploring the distribution of Rhizanthes infanticida banziger in the bukit barisan protected forest, padang panjang city: an ecological assessment
title_sort Exploring the distribution of Rhizanthes infanticida banziger in the bukit barisan protected forest, padang panjang city: an ecological assessment
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description This study, conducted from May to June 2023 in the Bukit Barisan Protected Forest, Padang Panjang City, presents a comprehensive analysis of Rhizanthes infanticida Banziger, a vital part of this ecosystem. By integrating census and purposive sampling, the study thoroughly investigated R. infanticida's habitat and associated flora. Employing nested plot methods at four forest points, we categorized plant life stages (trees, poles, saplings, and seedlings) to assess various growth stages of R.infanticida and neighboring plant species. The study also considered abiotic factors like temperature, humidity, elevation, and canopy cover, measured using a hygrometer thermometer, and digital imagery. We discovered 47 R infanticida knops across five growth phases, and identified 25 plant species from 18 families, with dominant species varying by life stage: Ptisana salicina (seedlings), Tetrastigma papillosum (saplings), Polyalthia jucunda (poles), and Litsea sp. (trees). The average environmental conditions were 25.1 ºC temperature, 73.55% humidity, elevation of 1,059 meters, and 76.01% canopy cover. This study provides crucial insights into R. infanticida's ecological dynamics within the Bukit Barisan Protected Forest, highlighting its distribution, relationship with surrounding vegetation, and environmental conditions, thereby contributing significantly to our understanding of this unique forest ecosystem. © 2024 by SPC (Sami Publishing Company).
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