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BIOMONITORING KUALITAS UDARA MENGGUNAKAN CAPUNG (Orthetrum sabina) Fhina Marisya Putri; Nutrinem; Slamet Mardiyanto Rahayu
Nusadaya Journal of Multidiciplinary Studies Vol. 2 No. 6 (2025): Nusadaya Journal of Multidiciplinary Studies, August 2025
Publisher : LPPM, Akademi Administrasi Rumah Sakit Mataram

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.66294/njms.v2i6.117

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Air pollution in urban areas triggered by vehicle emissions and industrial activities requires biological monitoring methods capable of demonstrating the cumulative impact of pollutants. Orthetrum sabina is a dragonfly species characterized by high mobility yet territorial behavior, making it highly effective as a bioindicator of air quality within specific areas. The biomonitoring focus on this species lies in its ability to absorb and store heavy metal residues and atmospheric particulates in its wing and thorax tissues during the adult phase. The complex nature of its cuticle allows for the clear recording of air pollutant deposits, providing data that is more representative than fluctuating physical air measurements. This species is known for its resilience, long-term exposure to high atmospheric pollutants can affect its wing morphology and flight patterns. O. sabina is not merely an inhabitant of the ecosystem but a reliable "natural sensor" for assessing air health quality. The utilization of this species as a biomonitoring model is expected to facilitate the mapping of air pollution zones in urban areas more efficiently and economically.
BIOLOGI REPRODUKSI TUMBUHAN KANTONG SEMAR (Nepenthes ampullaria) Fhina Marisya Putri; Fadiya Utami; Slamet Mardiyanto Rahayu
Nusadaya Journal of Multidiciplinary Studies Vol. 2 No. 6 (2025): Nusadaya Journal of Multidiciplinary Studies, August 2025
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.66294/njms.v2i6.118

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Nepenthes ampullaria is a unique species of pitcher plant due to its detritivorous nature and tendency to grow in clusters on the forest floor. This study aims to examine the reproductive biology of N. ampullaria, including flower morphology, flowering phenology, and pollination systems. The research was conducted using descriptive observational methods in its natural habitat. The results showed that N. ampullaria is dioecious, where male and female flowers are found on different individuals. The flowering process begins with the emergence of inflorescence buds that develop into flower clusters. Pollinator activity, dominated by nocturnal and diurnal insects, plays a crucial role in the success of fertilization. In addition to sexual reproduction through seeds, this species also demonstrates strong vegetative reproduction capabilities through basal shoots. Understanding this reproductive biology is essential as a basis for ex-situ conservation efforts and the cultivation development of this carnivorous plant.
BIOETIKA PENELITIAN BIOEKOLOGI TUMBUHAN KETAPANG DI PANTAI KURANJI, KABUPATEN LOMBOK BARAT Fhina Marisya Putri; Fitriani; Slamet Mardiyanto Rahayu
Nusadaya Journal of Multidiciplinary Studies Vol. 2 No. 8 (2025): Nusadaya Journal of Multidiciplinary Studies, October 2025
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.66294/njms.v2i8.130

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and economic importance. The Beach Almond tree (Terminalia catappa) dominates the coastal vegetation in this region, serving as a natural windbreak, abrasion barrier, and shade. This study aims to analyze the bioecological characteristics of T. catappa while integrating bioethical principles into the research procedures. The methods employed include purposive sampling for ecological data collection and descriptive observation for bioethical aspects. The results indicate that the density of T. catappa at Kuranji Beach remains relatively stable, though it faces increasing anthropogenic pressures. The enforcement of research bioethics including the principle of non-maleficence toward the ecosystem and respect for local wisdom is essential for the sustainability of research activities in this area.
BIOETIKA PENELITIAN BIOEKOLOGI TUMBUHAN JAMPLONG DI PANTAI KURANJI, KABUPATEN LOMBOK BARAT Fitriani; Fhina Marisya Putri; Slamet Mardiyanto Rahayu
Nusadaya Journal of Multidiciplinary Studies Vol. 2 No. 10 (2025): Nusadaya Journal of Multidiciplinary Studies, December 2025
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.66294/njms.v2i10.137

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Bioecological research on jamplong plants in coastal areas is important for understanding the relationship between organisms and their abiotic and biotic environments. Jamplong is a coastal species that can adapt well to extreme environmental conditions such as high salinity, strong winds, and sandy soils. In conducting research, bioethical aspects are an important foundation to ensure that scientific activities do not damage the ecosystem. This study aims to examine the bioecological condition of jamplong plants while also evaluating the application of bioethical principles at Kuranji Beach, West Lombok Regency. The methods used include a literature study and field observations to obtain direct data. The results show that the population of jamplong plants remains abundant with a relatively even distribution in coastal areas, and no violations of bioethical principles were found during the research. This study confirms that bioecological research can be conducted sustainably while still adhering to bioethical principles in order to maintain the balance of coastal ecosystems.
Co-Authors Fadiya Utami Fitriani Nutrinem Slamet Mardiyanto Rahayu