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BUANA SAINS p-ISSN : 1412-1638 | e-ISSN: 2527-5720 is a double-blind peer-reviewed, open-access journal, published by UNITRI PRESS. It publishes original and applied research in all areas of natural science. The Editorial goal is to provide a forum exchange and an interface between researchers and practitioners in any natural science related field.

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PRODUKSI ANTIBODI POLIKLONAL SUGARCANE STREAK MOSAIC VIRUS Cahyo Artho Nugroho; Nur Basuki; Arifin Noor Sugiharto
BUANA SAINS Vol 15, No 2 (2015)
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Sugarcane Streak Mosaic is an important disease in sugarcane caused by Sugarcane streak mosaic virus (SCSMV). SCSMV attack intensity at the sample location sugarcane crop may reach 62%. The high intensity of the attack on the planting of sugar cane SCSMV make the virus should receive serious attention in order not widespread dissemination. One way to control the spread of the virus is the rapid detection. The rapid and precise mass detection to detect symptoms caused by the virus is by serologic testing. This study aims to produce polyclonal antiserum that can be used to detect SCSMV in sugarcane. Pure virus was analyzed using a spectrophotometer at a wavelength of 260 and 280 nm, a purity virus was 0.997. Pure virus particles injected into rabbits subcutaneously 3 times. Intake of rabbit blood serum performed 5 times and its IgG levels were measured by using a spectrophotometer nanodrop. The resulting antiserum is able to detect the presence of particles SCSMV on leaf tissue of sugarcane with the indication of the color change to yellow in wells ELISA Plate. Results of the process of reading absorbance at a wavelength of 405 nm by using ELISA reader machine showed a positive reaction because it shows the absorbance value is 3x greater than the negative control and the ratio between the sample is infected and a healthy sample or buffer (S/H Ratio)>2. Thus antiserum produced can be used as a detector SCSMV.

KARAKTER MORFOLOGI DAN ANALISA DNA RAPD TANAMAN TUBA (Paraderris elliptica (Wall.) Adema)HASIL EKSPLORASIDI PROPINSI JAWA TIMUR Sandra Wicaksono; Damanhuri Damanhuri; Darmawan Saptadi
BUANA SAINS Vol 15, No 2 (2015)
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The objective of the study was to determine the distribution of plants, morphologi plant characters and diversity of Tuba (Paraderris elliptica (Wall) Adema) as the results of explorationin the province of East Java. Exploration activities conducted by survey method (snowball sampling) based on the informationof "key informants" in East Java. Differences in morphology based on the qualitative and quantitative character. DNA RAPD analysis conducted on Laboratory of Biotechnology Faculty of Agriculture, Brawijaya University using five (5) primer OPN 4, OPN 11, OPN 15, OPN 16 and OPS 17. Tuba Plants distributed in Jember, Jombang and Sumenep with 17 accesions. The result of simple matching coefficient using dendogram with MVSP software version 3.2.1. There are diversity of plant susing DNA RAPD analysis

DEKOMPOSISI DAN MINERALISASI KADAR N BOKASHI PUPUK KANDANG KOTORAN AYAM Widowati Widowati; I Made Indra Agastya
BUANA SAINS Vol 15, No 2 (2015)
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Aims of the study is to evaluate the decomposition and mineralization Nitrogen of bokashi chicken manure made by litter and battery systems. Litter system ussually developed the floor of cage cover by the form of sawdust and rice husk but baterry with cage type of tenuous and perforated floor. Soil incubation of bokashi experiment was conducted in the laboratory and in field the Village Tunggulwulung, Malang. Incubation activities with five sample in the laboratory laid under conditions with and without leached. Observation was made in amount of nitrogen for 2, 4, 6, and 8 weeks. Bokashi manure decomposition of chicken manure was observed in litter bag using method recommended by the Tropical Soil Biology and Fertility. Bags of litter were observed at 1, 2, 4, 8, and 14 weeks. The amount of mineral N in KCl extracts - soil determined using Kjeldahl distillation method. Results of research showed that on leached condition leached mineralization at 2, 4, 8, and 14 weeks bokashi batery lower compared with litter by 0.8, 8, 0.2, 0.6 t N/ha and 0.3, 10, 13, 0.8 t N/ha respectively

PENGARUH LIMPASAN PERMUKAAN TERHADAP SISTEM DRAINASE DI KECAMATAN KEFAMENANU KABUPATEN TIMOR TENGAH UTARA Suhudi Suhudi; Sebastianus Seran
BUANA SAINS Vol 15, No 2 (2015)
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Drainage system is the exile of overload water by flowing through surface drainage or sub surface drainage. The overload of water is rain drop. Based on the condition, the run off surface which caused the overload water should be handled by planning the drainage well and supported. It was made for smoothing the water acces so that it won’t be blocked by the rubbish also anticipate the scrape of soil.The research was held at Kelurahan Benpasi Kecamatan Kefamananu Kabupaten TTU from January until March, 2015. It used the rational method, it was Qa = 0,278.C.I.A.The primary data were the condition of the run off surface and the existing channel. The secondary data, such as: the population report, rain, the map of field arrangement and topography map. The result of analysis stated that the number of rain during 10 year in amount of 92,918mm with the flood discharge in amount of 3,52mᶟ/second. The biggest capacity of existing channel was Q4 = 0,231 mᶟ/second. The planned construction design was made of the river stone couple which has square shape in size b = 1,30m and h = 0,69m on channel 4. The plannedchannel capacity in amount of 3,64mᶟ/second

PENANGANAN PANEN DAN PASCA PANEN TEMBAKAU DI KABUPATEN BOJONEGORO Samsuri Tirtosastro; Wahyu Musholaeni
BUANA SAINS Vol 15, No 2 (2015)
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Harvest and post-harvest activities include harvesting, processing (curing) and marketing of tobacco. Bojonegoro area recorded as a centre production of Virginia tobacco from the United States since 1927 or 88 years ago. The colonial government intends to self-sufficiency in raw materials krosok fc (flue-cured) for white cigarette factory which has been established in 1917 in Semarang. The colonial government serious enough to handle the tobacco Virginia Bojonegoro between preparing the development of the tobacco regulation, establish experimental gardens, form a control system of production, harvesting, processing and marketing. Quality control system is well-organized, according to the provisions IHT (Tobacco Industry) as well as the balance of demand and supply.Tobacco development is closely linked to the development of production systems, harvesting, processing and marketing. Harvest and post-harvest management should also be included in the system. Quality and manner of presentation (grade, SNI, packaging, etc.) quality, price formation and others should be in the system. At present time, consumers, producers, and governments are not in the system but have their have own strategy, so the harvest and post-harvest management becomes inefficient

PEMANFAATAN DAUN KELOR UNTUK MENINGKATKAN PRODUKSI TERNAK KELINCI NEW ZEALAND WHITE Eko Marhaeniyanto; Sugeng Rusmiwari; Sri Susanti
BUANA SAINS Vol 15, No 2 (2015)
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Field research was conducted in the Laboratory of Animal Husbandry University Tribhuwana Tunggadewi Malang. The aim of research to find out the supplementation of Moringa oleifera Lamm leaves (MOL) on basal diets (the grass and pollard) on feed intake, average daily gain and litter size of rabbits.The method used is the method of experiment, a randomized block design (RBD) with 4 treatments and 4 replicates. The treatments tested are P0: grass Cynodon plectostachyus + Pollard; P1: grass Cynodon plectostachyus + (Pollard 90% + MOL 10%); P2: grass Cynodon plectostacius + (Pollard 80% + MOL 20%); P3: grass Cynodon plectostacius + (Pollard 70% + MOL 30%).The results showed that the dry matter feed intake ranged from 98 to 120 g/head/day (± 4-5% of body weight DM),the average daily gains (g/head/day) P0, P1, P2 and P3 each are 9,69a ± 1,77g, 13,48ab±3,05g; 18,96b±5,91gdan 19,83b±7,21and the average litter size of the P0, P1, P2 and P3 each are 6,25a + 0.95; 6,75a+0,50; 7,50ab+0,57; 8,75b+0,95.Conclusion of the study that the use of Moringa oleifera Lamm leaves as feed supplement concentrate female New Zealand White rabbits can increase feed intake, body weight gain and increase litter size. Suggestions for use of Moringa oleifera Lamm leaves powder ranging from 10 to 30% of concentrate feed rabbits

PEMANENAN AIR HUJAN PADA PERUMAHAN (REAL ESTATE) MELALUI PEMBANGUNAN DANAU DALAM RANGKA MENGURANGI EKSPLOITASI AIR TANAH DAN LIMPASAN AIR KE DRAINASE DI KOTA MALANG Galih Damar Pandulu; Esti Widodo
BUANA SAINS Vol 15, No 2 (2015)
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Open space in the form of a lake to infiltration as well as a rainfall harvesting on housing (real estate) ranging from home and residential area to address the water needs are increasing along with the development of the growing city of Malang. The purpose of this study was to use excess of rainfall the rainy season an area of residential real estate that does not cause rainfall runoff into the environment outside the housing area. Research methods used to determine the topography of the study area and the proportion of land use in the form of a green open space and space awakened. Hydrological analysis includes frequency analysis of rainfall, rainfall intensity calculations certain return period, and discharge plans. The results of this study is the volume of water that can be accommodated on a residential scale. With existing discharge on Sukun Pondok Indah housing at 4,48 m3/sec in an open area and 41.59 m3/sec in the region woke up and discharge a total of 46.07 m3/sec. For a rainy day for 60 minutes to come by volume of 165,865.53 m3 of water. Housing Buring Permai for a rainy day for 60 minutes to come by water volume of 556,059.14 m3, Housing Permata Jingga for a rainy day for 60 minutes to come by water volume of 106,484.48 m3, Housing Ijen Nirvana for a rainy day for 60 minutes to come by water volume of 330,820.57 m3

PENGGUNAAN KOMBINASI GROSS ENERGY DAN PROTEINTERHADAP KONSUMSI PAKAN DAN PERKEMBANGAN BOBOT BADAN ULAT HONGKONG Eka Fitasari; Erik Priyo Santoso
BUANA SAINS Vol 15, No 2 (2015)
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Fisheries and lovebirdcommodity, and cosmetics causing mealworm become popular to find and having purpose as source cosmetics mixing and source of feed. Because of many source of feed in market, people or researcher should pay attention on nutrition need of each animal, energy and protein become principal references for production increasing. This research was done to know the influence of the using gross energy (GE) and crude protein (CP) combination and also looking for the best combinationthat giving good result on feed consumption and body weight gain of mealworm. This research used Factorial experiment in Completetely Randomized Design with 9 treatments were G1P1 (GE 4000 kkal/kg , CP 10%), G1P2 (GE 4000 kkal/kg , CP 12%), G1P3 (GE 4000 kkal/kg , CP 14%), G2P1 (GE 4500 kkal/kg , CP 10%), G2P2 (GE 4500 kkal/kg , CP 12%), G2P3 (GE 4500 kkal/kg, CP 14%), G3P1(GE 5000 kkal/kg,CP 10%) G3P2 (GE 5000 kkal/kg,CP 12%), G3P3 (GE 5000 kkal/kg,CP 14%).From the research can be concluded that the using of feed gross energy and crude protein combination doesn’t give significant effect e on feed consumption, body weight gain, feed convertion/FCR, and body length. 12% and 14% protein combination with 4500 and 5000 kkal/kg gross energy cousing highes mortality on mealworm live. It is suggested to use feed with maximum nutrition content 4500 kkal/kg GE and 12% protein for getting feed efficiency and looking for another source for changing oil as energy source.

PEMANFAATAN LAHAN SAWAH SESUDAH PADI DENGAN TATA TANAM UNTUK PENINGKATAN PERTUMBUHAN DAN PRODUKSI DUA VARIETAS WIJEN (Sesamun indicum L.) Eny Dyah Yuniwati; Djumali Djumali; Hadi Sudarmo
BUANA SAINS Vol 15, No 2 (2015)
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Sesame seed production in rice field one of possible factor is low that needs to be improved. Planting arrangement is expected to increase sesame production. The experiment was conducted in Nganjuk, East Java in April to November 2014. Split Plot Design was used and 3 times replication. The main plot consists two sesame varieties (Winas-1 and Winas-2). Subplot consisted of six plant arrangements, (1) a single row of 50 cm x 25 cm, (2) a single row of 60 cm x 25 cm, (3) double row 40/80 cm x 25 cm, (4) double row 50/80 cm x 25 cm, (5) double row 40/100 cm x 25 cm and (6) double row 50/100 cm x 25 cm. The results showed that the growth, yield components and seed production per hectare of sesame were affected by varieties and plant arrangement. Winas-1 produced a specific leaf weight, leaf area index, leaf relative water content and the number of capsules per plant was higher than Winas-2. Number of branches per plant, weight of 1000 seeds and light interception within and below of shoot were produced Winas-1 lower than Winas-2. Seed production both varieties did not differ. The double row planting arrangement 50/100 cm x 25 cm produced the growth, yield components and seed production per hectare highest and followed by a double row planting arrangement 40/100 cm x 25 cm

PENGARUH SUBSTITUSI PENGGUNAAN TEPUNG KEONG MAS TERHADAP KONSUMSI PAKAN DAN KUALITAS PRODUKSI TELUR AYAM ARAB Akhadiah Afrila; Karunia Setyowati Suroto; Eka Fitasari
BUANA SAINS Vol 15, No 2 (2015)
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.33366/bs.v15i2.373

Pomacea canaliculata Lamarckis a land water snail,knowing as gold snail, that famously knowed as pestin the rice plant since 10 day age after transplanted. Harvest loss because this animal decreasing ricemild (gabah) range 16-40%. Arabian chicken (Gallus turcicus) basicly one ofnative chicken (buras) that already adapted it could be layed280 eggs and people consider that Arabian chicken egg is native chicken egg. The research was done to determine the precentage of gold snail powder (as alternative feed) that would give the best feed consumption andegg production quality. Field research used Completely Randomized Design replication with substitution of control feed with gold snail powder including P0 (basic/control feed without gold snail powder), P1 (97.5% control feed + 2.5% gold snail powder), P2 (95% control feed + 5% gold snail powder), P3 (92.5% control feed + 7.5% gold snail powder), and P4 (90% control feed + 10% gold snail powder), each treatments was repeatedly 5 times and if there were significant effect it would continued by Least Significant Different. The research showed that the using of gold snail powder doesn’t gives significant effect on feed consumption and FCR (feed convertion ratio). More higher of gold snail powder substitution couse the colour of egg yolk become tough, and also the egg heavy, egg diameter, and eggshell thickness become hight, but more highergold snail powdercousing the decreasing of egg yolk fat.10%.Gold snail powdersubstitution show the the best result on egg yolk colour, egg yolk fat, and higher eggsheel. It is suggested continued research usinggold snail powder more than 10% in feed formulation but giving attention on protein and energy balancing, and mineral content not decrease egg production.

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