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PENGGUNAAN EKSTRAK DAUN JAMBU BIJI (Psidium guajava L.) SEBAGAI DESINFEKTAN PADA DAYA TETAS DAN LAMA PENETASAN TELUR IKAN MAS (Cyprinus carpio L.) Basri, Moh
AgriSains Vol 13, No 2 (2012)
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This research was aimed to know explore the content of crude protein, crude fiber, calsium and phosphore of diets consumed by anoa in protected forest between tahura and pangi binangga nature reserve. The anoa diets collected from protected forest between tahura and Pangi Binangga nature reserve. Proxymate analysis method was used to study crude protein, crude fiber, calsium and phosphore content of anoa diets. The analyze results of nutrients composition of Syzigium sp., Cordia mixab, Ficus miquelly, Ficus ampelas, Imperata cylindrica, Smilax leocophylla, Saccarum spontaneum, Paspalum conjugatum and Isachne globosa show that crude protein of 7,23-12%, crude fiber of 14,5-33,1%, calsium of 0.027-0,310% and phosphore of 0,09-0,15%. Key words: Anoa diets, nutrient composition, pangi binangga and tahura.
KECERNAAN SERAT BUAH SAWIT (Palm Pressing Fibre) YANG DIFERMENTASI DENGAN JAMUR TIRAM (Pleurotus sp) VARIETAS FLORIDA Basri, Moh
AgriSains Vol 6, No 2 (2005)
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The objective of the present work was to find out the effects of fermentation treatment using jamur tiram (Pleurotus sp.) on the stability of palm pressing fibre (PPF).  The digestibility (DDM, DOM, NDF, ADF) was measured in vitro after the method of Telley and Terry (1963).  Jamur tiram was grown on media having different composition of rice branch, CaCO3 and gibs [a) 16% + 2% + 2% ; b) 32% + 4% + 4% ; c) 48% + 6% + 6%]. The treatments to be studied were i) 100% PPF, ii) 80% PPF + jamur tiram on medium (a), iii) 6o% PPF + jamur tiram on medium (b), iv) 40% PPF + jamur tiram on medium (c).  The results indicated that treatment (ii) gave the highest digestibility followed by treatment (iii) and (iv).  Treatment (ii) also offered the best economic profit if compared to the rest. Key words : Digestibility, palm pressing fiber, jamur tiram.
Co-Authors Ali Zaenal Abidin Burhanuddin Burhanuddin Fattahillah, Achmad Ida Ayu Putu Sri Widnyani Irfan Dani Muhammad Imaduddin Najihuddin, Ach Pribadi, Mahmud Raudhatul Jannah Rifqi, Muhammad Wildan Romadhani, Muhammad Arisa Zamani, Anwar