Diversity of food plants in different forest types at Bukit Tramuo Heritage Reserve, Bau. Sarawak

Flora, Bah (2022) Diversity of food plants in different forest types at Bukit Tramuo Heritage Reserve, Bau. Sarawak. [Final Year Project Report] (Unpublished)

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Abstract

Sarawak's tropical rainforest have many plant species and this makes the tropical forests are home to many numerous species. Bau's rural residents have long used plants as food and medicine. Rural people use the forest for food and medicine. This study aims to identify the food plant diversity in primary and secondary forests in Bukit Tramuo, Bau. This study used systematic line sampling with 10 m x 10 m plots. Data sampling was used to determine species diversity using the Shannon's Index. This study includes species density, relative frequency, important value, ratio, and diversity index to determine abundant species for two forest types. SPSS is used to compare primary and secondary forest species diversity. 508 people live on 16 two-type forest parcels. The secondary forest has 409 individuals, the most. The primary woodland had 99 food plants. Tibodak/Cempedak Artocarpus integer has 19 individuals and Sibilai Plagiostachys sp has 88.

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