Rattan jernang (Daemonorops spp.) Is one of the non timber forest products of high economic value.<\/span> If the general were utilized from rattan is the stem, but the rattan jernang utilized is a red resin \/ sap found on the surface of the skin of the fruit.<\/span> Resin red is processed to be used as an assortment of drugs (externally for antiseptic and internally to improve blood circulation, reduce pain, improve tissue regeneration, sprains, ulcers and control bleeding) and as coloring (hair dyes, violin, ink and other -other).<\/span>
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Given the many benefits of this red resin, then the resale value is also quite high.<\/span> From the survey years 2009 – 2011, the sale value of the red resin reached 700 thousand – 800 thousand \/ kg her. Rattan<\/strong> is a<\/strong> palm group of families (Tribus) Calameae which has a climbing habitus, mainly Calamus, Daemonorops, and Oncocalamus.<\/span> Calameae tribe consists of about six hundred members, with regional distribution in tropical parts of Africa, Asia and Australasia.<\/span><\/p>\n

Into this clan also includes Salacca genus (eg bark), Metroxylon (eg thatch \/ sago), and Pigafetta who did not climb, and traditionally not classed as plant cane.<\/span> Rattan rod with a diameter 2-5cm usually slender, jointed long, hollow, and many are protected by thorns long, hard and sharp.<\/span> These spines serve as a means of self defense from herbivores, while helping climbing, because the rattan is not equipped with tendrils.<\/span>
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A rattan stem can reach hundreds of meters long.<\/span> Rattan sticks if cut down and remove the water can be used as a way to survive in the wild.<\/span> Javan rhino is also known to make rattan as one of the menu.<\/span> Most of rattan from forests in Indonesia, such as Sumatra, Java, Borneo, Sulawesi, and Nusa Tenggara.<\/span> Indonesia supplies 70% of the world’s rattan.<\/span> The rest of the market is filled from Malaysia, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh.<\/span><\/p>\n

Rattan fast growing and relatively easy to harvest and ditransprotasi.<\/span> It is thought to help preserve the forest, because people prefer to harvest rattan rather than wood.<\/span> Once cleared from the midrib prickly mixed rattan thirsty treated for preservation and protection from fungal Blue Stain.<\/span> Broadly speaking there are two raw material processing rattan: Cooking with kerosene to rattan medium-sized \/ large and Fumigation denganbelerang for small-sized rattan.<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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