Komunitas Arthropoda Tanah Dalam Sistem Wana Kopi di Hutan Lindung Petungkriyono, Pekalongan Jawa Tengah
Rina Fiji Lestari, Drs. Hari Purwanto, M.P., Ph.D.
2024 | Tesis | S2 Biologi
Petungkriyono Protected Forest is one of the areas that adopted a coffee agroforestry system. In this area, there are at least three types of shade in coffee planting: forest shade, pine shade and open shade. The different types of shade can affect soil structure and soil arthropods. Therefore, it is necessary to research the soil arthropod community to determine the characteristics of suitable habitats for soil arthropods. The aim of this study is (1) to analyse vegetation and microclimate characteristics in three types of coffee agroforestry systems, (2) to analyze soil characteristics under coffee plants, and (3) to analyze the structure of soil arthropod communities in coffee agroforestry systems. Soil arthropod collection was conducted in July-September 2023 in Petungkriyono Protected Forest Area, Pekalongan Central Java. Sampling was carried out in the coffee agroforestry system, namely a combination of coffee with natural forest protective shade, coffee with pine forest protective shade and coffee without protective shade. Each coffee shade system had three representative locations, resulting in 9 in total. The collection of soil arthropods was conducted using a pitfall trap set within a 20 m x 20 m plot size. Each plot was fitted with 25 pitfall traps repeated 3 times, resulting in 675 soil arthropod samples. The installation time was done in the morning at 07.00 WIB and taken out after 72 hours. The results showed that the vegetation characteristics in the three types of coffee agroforestry systems were different. Coffee with natural forest has the highest canopy coverage with a percentage of 80.2%, resulting in lower temperatures of about 0.1-3.90C and increased humidity of about 3.63-12.7%. The physicochemical characteristics of the soil differed in coffee agroforestry systems: total potassium (K) was highest in the pine shade, while particle density of soil and porosity were highest in the forest shade. Of the three parameters, only soil porosity was positively correlated with soil arthropod abundance. The coffee agroforestry system in the Petungkriyono Protected Forest has diverse soil arthropods. About 13 orders have been found, 40 families and 87 species. The highest abundance and diversity were found in coffee with natural forest protective shade, accounting for 43% of individuals and 88% of species. The most positively correlated habitat characteristics with soil arthropod abundance and diversity were air temperature, humidity, and soil porosity.
Kata Kunci : Arthropoda tanah, Hutan Lindung Petungkriyono, Keanekaragaman, Kemelimpahan dan Sistem wana kopi