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By :
Monica Widianti (B1A015005)
Fannisa Hapsari (B1A015027)
Angelin Marhavyna Cristy (B1A015030)
Entourage :I
Group : 10
Assistant : Eka Nur Rahmawati
A. Background
Vegetation is an important part of the ecosystem that reflects the effects of the
entire environment. Vegetation complex fluctuates from season to season in a cyclic
way, and over the years in a successional manner, these fluctuations suggest a
response by each species population to the prevailing heat, moisture, and light as
modified by the vegetation itself. Vegetation ecology includes the investigation of
species composition and the sociological interaction of species in communities. Such
as, plants growing together have a mutual relationship among themselves and with
the environment. The development and death or decay of plant species alters the
pattern of the species distribution in a community (Mandal & Joushi, 2014).
Vegetation is a collection of plants, usually consisting of several species that
live together in a place. In the mechanism of living together there is a close
interaction, both among the individual composers of vegetation itself as well as with
other organisms. So it is a living and growing system and dynamic within the scope
of the ecosystem. Vegetation of somewhere will vary with vegetation elsewhere
because of the different environmental factors. Forest vegetation is a dynamic
system, always evolving according to the condition of its habitat (Marsono, 1977).
The forests are an area overgrown with trees and other plants. These areas are
present in large areas of the world and serve as carbon dioxide sinks, animal habitats,
hydrologic current modulators, and soil conservationists , and is one of the most
important aspects of the earth's biosphere. Forests are a form of life scattered
throughout the world. Forests can find forests both in tropical and cold climates, in
the lowlands and in the mountains, on small islands as well as in large continents
(Ariyanto et al., 2012). Forests are a collection of plants, especially trees or other
woody plants, which occupy a large area. The tree itself is a fairly high plant with
years of life. The tree is a woody upright plant with a minimum height of 1.5m and a
stem diameter at chest height of at least 0.5m (Tjitrosoepomo, 2003).
Biodiversity according to Ariyanto et al. (2014), refers to the variety and
abundance of species, their genetic composition, and the communities, ecosystems,
and landscapes in which they belong. Another definition states that biodiversity is
the diversity of life in all its forms, and at all levels of the organization. The whole
form states that biodiversity includes plants, animals, fungi, bacteria, and other
microorganisms. All organizational levels show that biodiversity refers to the
diversity of genes, species, and ecosystems. Biodiversity also refers to the kind of
ecological structure, function or process at all levels above. Krebs (2001), states that
the history and stability of the environment will increase diversity. predation,
competition and heterogeneity also contribute to diversity.
B. Objectives
The objectives of this laboratory activity are students learn to measure the
quantitative structure of forests by type of constituent and index of importance.
II. LITERATURE REVIEW
A. Materials
The tools that used in this laboratory activity are tape measure, stationary, and
raffia.
The material that used in this laboratory activity is Damar tree (Agathis
dammara).
B. Methods
A. Result
20
= X 100%
20
= 100%
The order
Relative Relative Relative Important of
Species
Dominancy Density Frequency value important
value
Agathis
100% 100% 100% 300 1
dammara
B. Discussion
A. Conclusion
B. Suggestion
Suggestions for this agenda practical activity are students must be scrupulous
in measuring the distance or circumference of the tree and it should be better if the
information of every practical agenda is informed for a long time and also it will be
better if there is a group to share every information thats related with the practical
activity.
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