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BAKU MUTU ARSEN PADA TANAH INCEPTISOL GROBOGAN DENGAN TANAMAN INDIKATOR PADI Wahyu Purbalisa; Anik Hidayah; S Sukarjo
Jurnal Tanah dan Sumberdaya Lahan Vol. 5 No. 1 (2018)
Publisher : Departemen Tanah, Fakultas Pertanian, Universitas Brawijaya

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Farmers use pesticides intensively in the cultivation of rice. The use of organic and inorganic fertilizers give in large quantities. Pesticides, organic and inorganic fertilizers contain heavy metals arsenic, so the provision of large amounts will accumulate in the soil. In addition to nutrients, rice plant tissue will absorb heavy metals including arsen. Indonesian government has implemented a quality standard of arsen in cerealia by 0.5 mg kg-1. This study was aimed to obtain quality standard of arsenic in an Inceptisol at planting of rice. Research conducted at the scale of pot to contaminate soil planted rice with rows 0 mg kg-1, 15 mg kg-1, 30 mg kg-1, 60 mg kg-1. Data observed that plant growth, yield and content of arsenic in the soil and plant tissue. Agronomic parameters and yield components performed statistical analysis of variance followed by Tukcey test. Growth and crop yield based on statistical analysis are significantly different. The quality standard of heavy metals on soil done by regression analysis between the content of arsen in the soil and rice seed. By incorporating quality standards of arsenic on the rice on the regression equation, obtained the quality standard of arsen in the soil. The analysis results obtained that the quality standards arsenic in an Inceptisol of Grobogan in the soil planting of rice of 17.5 mg kg-1.
REMEDIASI TANAH TERCEMAR KOBALT (Co) MENGGUNAKAN BIOREMEDIATOR DAN AMELIORAN Wahyu Purbalisa; Triyani Dewi
Jurnal Tanah dan Sumberdaya Lahan Vol. 6 No. 2 (2019)
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Soil contains many elements, both macro, micro and metal. Metal elements are generally non-essential. Cobalt (Co) is one of the metallic elements but required in very small amounts for life. At high concentrations of cobalt can cause poisoning. One way to reduce high levels of cobalt in the soil by performing bioremediation plus ameliorant materials. This study consists of two stages. The first stage is the pot scale research with factorial design. The first factor is the bioremediator dose, namely : B0 : Without bioremediator (control), B1 : Bioremediator 20 kg ha-1, B2 : Bioremediator 50 kg ha-1 and the second factor is the application of ameliorant materials, namely: A0 : No ameliorant (control), A1: Biochar + compost (1: 5), A2 : Biochar + compost (2: 5), A3 : Activated charcoal + compost (1 : 5), A4 : Activated charcoal + compost (2 : 5). The second stage is the four best results from the first stage applied in situ on the lysimeter. The results showed that the treatment of bioremediator with a dose of 20 kg ha-1 and activated charcoal + compost (w: w = 2: 5) was able to reduce Co levels in the soil by 76%. The lowest Co level in rice that is equal to 3.06 mg kg-1 was obtained from the treatment of 50 kg bioremediator ha-1 plus active charcoal + compost ameliorant (1: 5).Â