BRYOPHYTA (LUMUT) DI LAHAN GAMBUT HUTAN ADAT DESA TAHAWA KALIMANTAN TENGAH
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https://doi.org/10.55981/floribunda.2024.6627Keywords:
Bryophyta, Hutan adat, Lahan Gambut, Lumut, Palangkaraya, Kalimantan TengahAbstract
Ria Windi Lestari & Umi Novita Fitriah 2024. Bryophyta (Lumut) di Lahan Gambut Hutan Adat Desa Tahawa Kalimantan Tengah. Floribunda 7(5): 227 – 234 — Lahan gambut di hutan adat desa Tahawa merupakan kawasan konservasi serta sebagai ekowisata yang menjadi habitat bagi banyak jenis Bryophyta. Bryophyta dapat ditemukan di berbagai habitat dengan kelembaban tinggi serta iklim mikro yang baik, salah satunya adalah lahan gambut. Penelitian floristik Bryophyta di kawasan ini belum pernah dilakukan, oleh karena itu, tujuan dari penelitian ini untuk mengeksplorasi keanekaragaman melalui kegiatan koleksi dan eksplorasi Bryophyta di kawasan hutan dengan pendekatan kualitatif. Pengamatan dan identifikasi jenis Bryophyta menggunakan mikroskop dan mengacu pada literatur. Berdasarkan hasil penelitian diperoleh 22 jenis Bryophyta, dua di antaranya sebagai rekaman baru untuk kawasan Kalimantan yaitu Dicranoloma dicarpum dan Foreauella orthothecia. Satu di antaranya dilaporkan berada pada dataran rendah yaitu Politrichum iwatsukii, dimana oleh Menzel dinyatakan hanya tumbuh di dataran tinggi.
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