Claim · model-written summary
Kebon has an upper layer of fruit trees and woods and a lower layer of useful herbaceous plants.
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Verbatim
e0“In a Kebon, without slash and burn, there is an upstorey of fruit trees and woods, and a low storey of useful herbaceous plants for food, medicine and ritual”
Title
インドネシアにおける伝統的アグロフォレストリーに関する調査研究 －Banten州Baduy共同体を事例として－
Chen, Bixia; Nakama, Yuei; Yogi, Taishi; et al. Institutional Repositories DataBase (IRDB)
Other claims from this paper (15)
- Observation Baduy agroforestry has Kebon and Huma-Jami-Reuma types.
- Observation Useful plants in Kebon can be continuously harvested.
- Observation Huma-Jami-Reuma is shifting cultivation after slash and burn.
- Observation Swidden rice is the main crop in the first Huma year.
- Observation Vegetables are usually planted one to three years after rice harvest as trees regenerate.
- Observation The Reuma secondary-forest stage lasts three to four years.
- Observation Fruit and wild plants are produced without maintenance during Reuma.
- Recommendation The land may return to shifting cultivation after eight years.
- Observation Jami has numerous useful plants in the understory.
- Mechanism Understory vegetation and rice straw were associated with soil preservation.
- Observation Reuma upper vegetation includes Paraserianthes falcataria and fruit trees.
- Observation Reuma middle vegetation includes banana plants and Noni.
- Observation Reuma understory includes vegetables and wild useful plants.
- Observation Vegetation regenerated upward while the system maintained a multilayer structure.
- Mechanism The authors attributed soil preservation and agricultural and forestry production to cycling uses of the ecosystem.