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HORTICULTURAL, MEDICINAL AND CEREMONIAL PLANTS IN PETIGA VILLAGE, TABANAN BALI PROVINCE Nyoman Adiputra
Bumi Lestari Journal of Environment Vol 14 No 1 (2014)
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Sustainable development is a must for Bali. It is due to the fact that one of the negative impact of development is the change of the land use from agriculture into other functions. As a result most of medicinal plants will be extinct. In another hand there is a trend of people to plant horticultures in their house yards. The main issue: is there any relationship between horticulture and sustainable development? In answering it, a field study was conducted in Petiga Village, Tabanan, Bali Province. Observation and  interview were carried out to respondents consisted of five Balinese farmers who nurse cultivate the horticultural plants for their daily activities. Results show that: 1) there are about 159kinds of plant totally used as horticultural plants; 2) amongst those plants, about 67 plants belong to the medicinal plants and 80 plants belong to ceremonial plants; 3) number of horticultural plants in every house sampled ranged from 63-94 kinds; 4) the popularity of any horticultural plant is affected by the market’s demand. The conclusion which could be drawn is that the medicinal plants as well as the ceremonial plants are used for horticultural plants. It is due to their wonderful colors, nice stems, flowers or leaves, special odors, economical values and magical values as well. Horticulture could be used as a strategy for preservation and conservation program of the medicinal plants in Bali. It is recommended that for the sustainability, all medicinal plants which exist in Bali should be invented and planted in a form of medicinal plant park.
The Blood Lead Level of Subjects Exposed to Lead’s Polluted Air in Denpasar Nyoman Adiputra; Suyasning HIS
Bumi Lestari Journal of Environment Vol 5 No 2
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Denpasar as a multi-center of human activities, many workers are go in to find ajob. The high mobility of human being associated by the transportation system which usethe leaded-petrol. Therefore, it is reasonably produces an air pollution, such particulatematter and lead. A cross-sectional study was conducted in Denpasar with the aim was tocheck the blood lead of subject of group of people. Blood lead was measured using theGraphite-Furnace technique and for the haemoglobin using spectrophotometer.Questionnaires also provided to know whether the subject are complaining anysubjective feeling of lead intoxication. Results found are: there was a significantdifference of blood level lead on subjects measured. The same thing also found on thehaemoglobine level. In tracing the trend of effluent’s cause, the secondary data on thelevel of air concentration lead in the consequtive three year. Data for gasoline sold outdaily in Denpasar Municipality also taken into consideration. The conclusion could be2drawn are: 1) the level of lead pollutant in Denpasar Municipality had been aboved thethgreshold level; 2) an increased blood lead level in subjects, as an indicator of inhaledair had been polluted by lead; 3) it is suspected that signs perceived by the subject,resulted from a polluted air due to lead.
PENDEKATAN ERGONOMI TOTAL PADA AKTIVITAS PRAKTIKUM LAPANGAN DI DAERAH PANAS MENURUNKAN KELELAHAN DAN SUHU INTI TUBUH MAHASISWA Rolles Nixon Palilingan; Nyoman Adiputra
Bumi Lestari Journal of Environment Vol 10 No 1 (2010)
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n the Environmental Physics concentration, to implement the academic curriculum of Physics Department of FMIPA UNIMA, it had been made guidance in the book form to be used in performing the field practicum activity. The guidance had been utilized since the year 2001. However, the conventional activity apparently caused unfavorable risks to the students based on the efficiency of circulatory system so that the students could not attain the intended performance yet. Therefore, it has been arranged a new model of activity with several treatments by using the totally ergonomics approach. In order to test the capability of the activity compared with the conventional one, it had been done a research with the hypothesis: the intervention with the totally ergonomics approach decreases and the body core temperature of the student in the low land/hot area. This research was done by using the design of treatment by subject. The research has used 15 subjects as sample. The measurements of dependent variable were done in the beginning, among units of practicum, and the last on the end of period. The results of the research showed that the activity with the totally ergonomic approach could decrease fatigue and the body core temperature of the student significantly (p<0.05). With the decreasing of fatigue and body core temperature, it means that the activity is good biomechanically and thermally (in low land/hot area). The fatique and hyperthermia condition were responsible as the main cause of the low performance of the students. The activity with ergonomic intervention by using the totally ergonpomics approach succeeds in overcoming the fatigue and hyperthermia condition so that the performance of the students could increase considerably. Based on the research it can be concluded that the intervention with the totally ergonomic approach can: decrease fatigue and decrease body core temperature of the students in doing the field practicum activity. It can be suggested that in doing the activity with ergonomic intervention by using the totally ergonomic approach, principal requisites of every treatment must be fulfilled in order to achieve the intended goals.
STRATEGI PELESTARIAN TANAMAN OBAT DALAM PERSPEKTIF BUDAYA I Nyoman Adiputra; Luh Made Indah Sri Handari A.
Bumi Lestari Journal of Environment Vol 8 No 1 (2008)
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The traditional medicine still exists in Bali; it is supported by the fact that some plants are used for traditional drugs. Up now, the Balinese traditional medicine still functions. It is as an element of Balinese culture. As a consequence of development in general, there is a shift in land-use. It is assumed, that some of medicinal plants will exctinctive. It is a fact; the young generation is not familiar with the medicinal plants. Not all of the medicinal plants have been studied, its effect as well its active compound. Eventually, there is a trend in Balinese society, that they are favor of horticulture, by making use of medicinal plants. That is become a stepping stone for conservation of the medicinal plants. In relation to that, a walk-through survey was conducted in 20 households, 26 out of house yards, 10 governmental offices, 10 stars hotels, and five segments of median road in Denpasar. The goals are: to know the total number of horticultures planted, kind of the medicinal plants used as horticultures. The results found are as follows: 1) there are about 190 names of plants for horticultures; 2) many of the medicinal plants are used for the horticultures; 3) the horticultures are planted in house yards, out of house yards, government offices stars hotels and median road; 4) through horticultures some of the scarcely medicinal plants could be preserved. The conclusions could be drawn are: 1) the horticultures make use of local existing-medicinal plants; 2) for horticultures it is also imported from other islands; and 3) the horticultures could be used as a strategy for medicinal plants conservation in Bali. For further study the followings suggestions are addressed: a) all of the medicinal plants in Bali used for horticultures; b) more attempt must be focused on the existence of medicinal plants in Bali; c) the idea for establishing medicinal plants park in Bali, needs support from all stake holders, for natural resources conservation and preservation. The preserved medicinal plants will be good as an asset for education, tourism and social-cultural aspect as well.
TANAMAN OBAT, TANAMAN UPACARA DAN PELESTARIAN LINGKUNGAN Nyoman Adiputra
Bumi Lestari Journal of Environment Vol 11 No 2 (2011)
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The existence of medicinal plant in Bali is a factual thing, as it is shown by the lontar usada Bali. On the other hand the ceremonial plants could not be forgotten. The question now, is there any relationship between these two plants? Does the relationship could be used in the environmental conservation program? It is hypothesized that some of the medicinal plants belong to the ceremonial plants; through horticulture the conservation of medicinal plants and ceremonial plants could be done. Therefore, walk-through surveys had been conducted in some hotels and governmental offices in Badung and Denpasar region. The results shown: that the horticulture planted belong to the medicinal plants, ranged from 46.5 %-78.2 %; and 50.0 % - 78.2 % belong to the ceremonial plants as well. It is concluded that through the horticulture, the conservation of living environmental could be done; therefore, the existence of medicinal and ceremonial plants could be maintained and become a reality until forever.
FUNGSI BUAH DAN DAUN TANAMAN DALAM BUDAYA BALI SEBUAH KAJIAN TERHADAP TANAMAN UPACARA I Nyoman Adiputra
Bumi Lestari Journal of Environment Vol 17 No 2 (2017)
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According to the Balinese culture, there are some classifications of plants, such as: medicinal plants, ceremonial plants, commodity plants, horticulture, and magical plants. Due to it’ very importance value, culturally, there is a special day for the existing plants, called tumpek uduh, where a special offering is intended to the god of plantation. In this article is drawn function of leaves and fruits as a material for offering. Analysis is focused on the use of fruits as pala gantung, pala bungkah or tuber for the offerings to the god. The leaves are used for religious ceremony in term of panca dhala or asta dala. In composing the offerings, there is a guidance derived from tatwa pangider-ideran (point of compass). The used of leaves and fruits, is based on the color of leaves and fruits. The goals are for preserving/ conserving and peace-full fitting of nature. The liquid of young coconut fruits are used for the process of purifications materials, places, and the symbols of religious matters. Starting from east direction: nyuh bulan, east-south: nyuh rangda, south direction: nyuh udang, south west: nyuh surya, west direction: nyuh kuning, west-north: nyuh be julit, north direction: nyuh mulung, and the middle: nyuh sudamala. That is the respective-, dedicative offerings from human being to the nature by making use of materials for the feacefull, safety, and sustainability of the nature itself.
KELAPA DALAM BUDAYA BALI SERTA UPAYA PELESTARIANNYA Nyoman Adiputra; I Nyoman Wardi
Bumi Lestari Journal of Environment Vol 15 No 1 (2015)
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The coconut has a meaningful role in Balinese live. Economically, the coconut is becomingone of the commodity of Bali. The coconut products such as young and old leaves, flower,young and old fruits and the coconut stems, all of them used by the Balinese. Coconut isconsidered as food stuff, building materials, and for handycrafts. This article reports thecultural classification of coconut, based on Balinese way of looking. At least there are 12kinds of coconut, namely: 1) nyuh bulan, 2) nyuh udang, 3) nyuh gading, 4) nyuh gadang, 5)nyuh sudamala, 6) nyuh bojog, 7) nyuh surya, 8) nyuh rangda, 9) nyuh be julit, 10) nyuhbongol, 11) nyuh mulung, and 12) nyuh harum. The intended coconuts are used mainly forreligious ceremony. The aim of this article is to desiminate the intended information for it’sconservation and preservation. By knowing that, as a Balinese, hopefully, that every bodyfully concerned in the preservation program of coconut until forever.
HORTICULTURAL, MEDICINAL AND CEREMONIAL PLANTS IN PETIGA VILLAGE, TABANAN BALI PROVINCE Nyoman Adiputra
Bumi Lestari Journal of Environment Vol 9 No 1 (2009)
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Sustainable development is a must for Bali. It is due to the fact that one of the negative impacst of development is the change of the land use from agriculture into other functions. As a result, most of medicinal plants will be extinct. In another hand there is a trend of people to plant horticultures in their house yards. The main issue: is there any relationship between horticulture and sustainable development? In answering it, a field study was conducted in Petiga Village, Tabanan, Bali Province. Observation and interview were carried out to respondents consisted of five Balinese farmers who nurse cultivate the horticultural plants for their daily activities. Results show that: 1) there are about 159 kinds of plant totally used as horticultural plants; 2) amongst those plants, about 67 plants belong to the medicinal plants and 80 plants belong to ceremonial plants; 3) number of horticultural plants in every house sampled ranged from 63-94 kinds; 4) the popularity of any horticultural plant is affected by the market’s demand. The conclusion which could be drawn was that the medicinal plants as well as the ceremonial plants were used for horticultural plants. It was due to their wonderful colors, nice stems, flowers or leaves, special odors, economical values and magical values as well. Horticulture could be used as a strategy for preservation and conservation program of the medicinal plants in Bali. It was recommended that for the sustainability, all medicinal plants which exist in Bali should be invented and planted in a form of medicinal plant park.
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