Ex situ conservation of Rafflesia patma (Rafflesiaceae) in Bogor Botanical Gardens (Indonesia)

This report presents some methods of cultivation and the inducing of flowering of Rafflesia patma in Bogor Botanical Garden (Indonesia). Many natural habitats of Rafflesia have disappeared through time. Therefore, gardening may contribute to the survival of these species. The grafting method has pro...

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Main Author: Sofi Mursidawati
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Fund for Support and Development of Protected Areas "Bear Land" 2017-05-01
Series:Nature Conservation Research: Заповедная наука
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Online Access:http://ncr-journal.bear-land.org/article/60
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description This report presents some methods of cultivation and the inducing of flowering of Rafflesia patma in Bogor Botanical Garden (Indonesia). Many natural habitats of Rafflesia have disappeared through time. Therefore, gardening may contribute to the survival of these species. The grafting method has proven to be successful for the ex situ cultivation of R. patma. However, many biological and ecological aspects of this endangered plant are still unknown, while its habitat is disappearing rapidly. This needs a better understanding of the Rafflesia biology to establish appropriate conservation efforts.
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spelling doaj.art-e6fc1ef0339441dab15342bc8b770d7a2022-12-22T00:28:47ZengFund for Support and Development of Protected Areas "Bear Land"Nature Conservation Research: Заповедная наука2500-008X2500-008X2017-05-0122909110.24189/ncr.2017.014Ex situ conservation of Rafflesia patma (Rafflesiaceae) in Bogor Botanical Gardens (Indonesia)Sofi Mursidawati0Center for Plant Conservation Botanic GardenThis report presents some methods of cultivation and the inducing of flowering of Rafflesia patma in Bogor Botanical Garden (Indonesia). Many natural habitats of Rafflesia have disappeared through time. Therefore, gardening may contribute to the survival of these species. The grafting method has proven to be successful for the ex situ cultivation of R. patma. However, many biological and ecological aspects of this endangered plant are still unknown, while its habitat is disappearing rapidly. This needs a better understanding of the Rafflesia biology to establish appropriate conservation efforts.http://ncr-journal.bear-land.org/article/60Bogor Botanic Gardensex situ conservationfloweringhabitat disappearanceIndonesiaRafflesia
spellingShingle Sofi Mursidawati
Ex situ conservation of Rafflesia patma (Rafflesiaceae) in Bogor Botanical Gardens (Indonesia)
Nature Conservation Research: Заповедная наука
Bogor Botanic Gardens
ex situ conservation
flowering
habitat disappearance
Indonesia
Rafflesia
title Ex situ conservation of Rafflesia patma (Rafflesiaceae) in Bogor Botanical Gardens (Indonesia)
title_full Ex situ conservation of Rafflesia patma (Rafflesiaceae) in Bogor Botanical Gardens (Indonesia)
title_fullStr Ex situ conservation of Rafflesia patma (Rafflesiaceae) in Bogor Botanical Gardens (Indonesia)
title_full_unstemmed Ex situ conservation of Rafflesia patma (Rafflesiaceae) in Bogor Botanical Gardens (Indonesia)
title_short Ex situ conservation of Rafflesia patma (Rafflesiaceae) in Bogor Botanical Gardens (Indonesia)
title_sort ex situ conservation of rafflesia patma rafflesiaceae in bogor botanical gardens indonesia
topic Bogor Botanic Gardens
ex situ conservation
flowering
habitat disappearance
Indonesia
Rafflesia
url http://ncr-journal.bear-land.org/article/60
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