Paper · 2017 · Jurnal Wasian

Potential of Nickel (Ni) Phytoremediation of Adaptive Species on Revegetation Land, PT. Vale Indonesia (Tbk). Pomalaa Site Kolaka Regency

Faisal Danu Tuheteru Faisal; Asrianti Arif Asrianti; Fauzi Rajab Fauzi

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Abstract

This research aimed to determinate the type of adaptive plant and its potential of phytoremediations on nickel revegetation land, PT. Vale Indonesia Tbk. Pomalaa site Kolaka Regency. The research was carried out in March - October 2016, with stages of explation and identification of adaptive plant species as well as analysis of nicel leaves and soil content using HNO3 or HClO4 method and (AAS) Atomic Absorbtion Spectrophotometry test. 12 types of adaptive plants from 12 genera and 10 family. That grow naturally on nickel revegetation land PT. Vale Indonesia Tbk. site Pomalaa. Species from tree habitus thet freguently found, namely Gymnostoma sumatrana, Sarcotheca celebica, Parinaria corymbosa, Timonius celebicus, Weinnmania fraxinea, Alstonia macrophylla. Based on analysis result, there four species that was categorized as low acummulator Nepenthes maxima, Cheilanthes tenuifolia, Timonius celebicus, Sarcotheca celebica. The highest absorber is S. celebica with nickel content 595 mg/kg dry weight leaves. S. celebica potential to be developed as nickel phytoremedian.

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Twelve adaptive plant types from twelve genera and ten families grew naturally on nickel revegetation land.

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adaptive plantst0
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grow naturally on nickel revegetation lande0
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12 typese0
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“adaptive plants from 12 genera”

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“12 types of adaptive plants from 12 genera and 10 family. That grow naturally on nickel revegetation land PT. Vale Indonesia Tbk. site Pomalaa.”

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Several tree species were frequently found on the site.

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adaptive plantst0
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freguently founde0
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Gymnostoma sumatrana, Sarcotheca celebica, Parinaria corymbosa, Timonius celebicus, Weinnmania fraxinea, Alstonia macrophyllae0

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“adaptive plants from 12 genera”

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“Species from tree habitus thet freguently found, namely Gymnostoma sumatrana, Sarcotheca celebica, Parinaria corymbosa, Timonius celebicus, Weinnmania fraxinea, Alstonia macrophylla.”

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Nepenthes maxima was classified as a low nickel accumulator.

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Nepenthes maximaNepenthes maximae0
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low acummulatore0

Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.

Nepenthes maxima
Nepenthes maxima · TaxonAlfindra Primaldhi · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons ↗

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“Based on analysis result, there four species that was categorized as low acummulator Nepenthes maxima, Cheilanthes tenuifolia, Timonius celebicus, Sarcotheca celebica.”

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Cheilanthes tenuifolia was classified as a low nickel accumulator.

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Cheilanthes tenuifoliaHemionitis tenuifoliae0
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low acummulatore0

Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.

Hemionitis tenuifolia
Hemionitis tenuifolia · TaxonGreg Tasney · CC BY-SA 4.0 · iNaturalist ↗

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“Based on analysis result, there four species that was categorized as low acummulator Nepenthes maxima, Cheilanthes tenuifolia, Timonius celebicus, Sarcotheca celebica.”

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Timonius celebicus was classified as a low nickel accumulator.

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Timonius celebicusTimonius celebicuse0
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low acummulatore0

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“Based on analysis result, there four species that was categorized as low acummulator Nepenthes maxima, Cheilanthes tenuifolia, Timonius celebicus, Sarcotheca celebica.”

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Sarcotheca celebica was classified as a low nickel accumulator.

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Sarcotheca celebicaSarcotheca celebicae0
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low acummulatore0

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“Based on analysis result, there four species that was categorized as low acummulator Nepenthes maxima, Cheilanthes tenuifolia, Timonius celebicus, Sarcotheca celebica.”

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S. celebica had the highest measured nickel absorption, with 595 mg/kg in dry leaves.

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S. celebicaSarcotheca celebicae0
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leavese0
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nickel contente0
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higheste0
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595 mg/kge0

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“The highest absorber is S. celebica with nickel content 595 mg/kg dry weight leaves.”

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The authors propose S. celebica for nickel phytoremediation.

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S. celebicaSarcotheca celebicae0
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nickel phytoremediane0

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“S. celebica potential to be developed as nickel phytoremedian.”

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