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PERANAN TUMBUHAN OBAT DALAM BUDAYA ANAK SUKU MOILE DI MOKWAM MANOKWARI Simon Sutarno
Jurnal Natural Vol. 9 No. 1 (2010)
Publisher : FMIPA Universitas Papua

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The objective of the research was to determine the role of medicinal plants in the livelyhood of children in the sub-tribe Moile. The study was conducted in the area of Mokwam in July 2008. Analysis of Index of Cultural Significance (ICS) is used to measure the role of medicinal plants in the culture of the sub-tribe Moile. The results showed 10 species of plants that have a major role in the lives of children from the sub-tribe Moile. The ten species of plants are Hornstedtia scottiana, Myrmecodia sp1, Myrmecodia sp2, Begonia sp8, Begonia sp9, Actinidia latifolia, Alpinia oseanica, Laportea theterupta, Imperata cylindrica, and Musa sp2.
PEMANFAATAN HEWAN SEBAGAI OBAT TRADISIONAL DALAM KEHIDUPAN SUKU HATTAM DI KAMPUNG MOKWAM MENYAMBOUW Simon Sutarno; Amon A. Rumbino
Jurnal Natural Vol. 7 No. 1 (2008): Jurnal Natural
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This research aim to document traditional knowledge (indigenous knowledge) of the Hattam tribe in exploiting animals as traditional drug, in which the observation was done on the animal type, way of exploiting, and also on other culture and knowledge related to pattern of exploiting animals as drug in the life of the tribe. The result shows that there are 9 animals used as traditional drug in the life of the Hattam tribe in Mokwam village, that is: Rana grisea, Litoria arfakiana, Litoria micromembrana, Litoria angiana, Nyctimystes pulchra, Accipiter sp., Morelia viridis, Micropechis sp., and Sus sp. The animals were used as drugs to cure skin disease (purities), bloated, flatulent stomach, wounds, and in increasing vitality.
Co-Authors Amon A. Rumbino