COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF HOUSEHOLDS’ INCOME OF OIL PALM AND NON-OIL PALM PLANTATION WORKERS OF KURIPAN SUB-DISTRICT, BARITO KUALA REGENCY, INDONESIA by Sila A., Fauzi M., Fajeri H.

“…Consequently, some communities utilize it for livelihoods beyond the oil palm sector, such as logging for galam wood, rattan harvesting, purun collection, and farming. …”
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TMT proteomics analysis of a pseudocereal crop, quinoa (Chenopodium quinoa Willd.), during seed maturation by Zhi-Jun Shen, Su-Xia Xu, Qing-Yun Huang, Zi-Yang Li, Yi-Ding Xu, Chun-Song Lin, Yi-Jin Huang

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PERKEMBANGAN INDUSTRI ROTAN DI INDONESIA DALAM ANALISIS GLOBAL VALUE CHAIN by , Dhani Akbar, , Prof. Dr. Mohtar Mas�oed

“…This research discusses about the development of rattan industries in Indonesia that facing global market competition. …”

Total and Mitochondrial Transcriptomic and Proteomic Insights into Regulation of Bioenergetic Processes for Shoot Fast-Growth Initiation in Moso Bamboo by Xiaojing Wang, Xin Geng, Lilin Yang, Yuzhen Chen, Zhiheng Zhao, Weijia Shi, Lan Kang, Ruihua Wu, Cunfu Lu, Jian Gao

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Analysis of Harvesting Methods of Moso Bamboo by Guofu Wang, Wei Zhang, Xingliang Diao, Min Ji, Benhua Fei, Hu Miao

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Identification of Waste in The Production Process Using Lean Manufacturing Approach (Case Study: PT. Multiyasa Abadi Sentosa) by Fitriadi Ratnanto, Wijayanti Wahyu Retno

“…Multiyasa Abadi Sentosa is an export company specializing in handmade crafts using natural materials such as banana fiber, rattan, and seagrass. The production process of baskets faces challenges such as rejected products, which slow down processing time, leading to shipment delays and increased production waste. …”
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Efficiency and driving factors for the retention of exogenous inorganic nitrogen in different forest soils by Zengwang Yao, Xudong Zhang, Lianghua Qi, Xu Wang, Qi Shu, Xinmiao Liu, Hailong Wu, Shenghua Gao

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Comparative nutritional evaluation of the leaves of Bambusa balcooa (Beema) and Oxytenanthera abyssinica (A. Rich.) Munro bamboos, and the straws of AGRA and AMANKWATIA rice variet... by Prince Sasu, Dora Edinam Akorli, Raymond Asare, Victoria Attoh-Kotoku, Obed Adjei, Benjamin Adjei-Mensah, Rachida Adjima Tankouano, Frank Kweku Mintah, Antoinette S. Anim-Jnr, Michael Kwaku, Theophilus Owusu Ansah

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Metabolome combined with transcriptome profiling reveals the dynamic changes in flavonoids in red and green leaves of Populus × euramericana ‘Zhonghuahongye’ by Yun Yang, Yun Yang, Mengjiao Chen, Wan Zhang, Wan Zhang, Haiyang Zhu, Haiyang Zhu, Hui Li, Hui Li, Xinjiang Niu, Zongshun Zhou, Xiaoya Hou, Jingle Zhu, Jingle Zhu

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Leveraging remotely sensed non-wall-to-wall data for wall-to-wall upscaling in forest inventory by Fangting Chen, Zhengyang Hou, Svetlana Saarela, Ronald E. McRoberts, Göran Ståhl, Annika Kangas, Petteri Packalen, Bo Li, Qing Xu

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THE COMPETENCY DEVELOPMENT MODEL BASED ON PERFORMANCE ORIENTATION AND TEAM WORK by Dimas Agung Trisliatanto, Windijarto ., Sutinah .

“…The results of this study explains that the compe-tency development model based on performance orientation and team work can be identified, analyzed and then created a model of competency development relevantly and significantly to overcome the problems of human resources in the rattan unit of PT. Aneka Regalindo.…”
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KOMODITAS DAN DINAMIKA PERDAGANGAN DI PAPUA MASA SEJARAH by M. Irfan Mahmud

“…Some commodities were also being exported later on in 20th century AD such as crocodile skins, rattan and copra. In the other hand, Papua imported many things like beads, ceramics, Timor cloth, iron tools, foods and weapons.…”
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MENGHITUNG PERPINDAHAN KALOR PADA ALAT UJI PENGERING BIJI KAKAO DENGAN KAPASITAS 50KG by , BEKTI IMAN ROSADI, , Ir. Susanto Johanes., MT.

“…This drying oven has 3 main parts: a combustion chamber that uses LPG gas, the drying chamber is equipped spinning drying rack made of bamboo or rattan and disposal duct smoke or vapor fuel cocoa beans. …”

A robust phylogenomic framework for the calamoid palms by Kuhnhäuser, BG, Bellot, S, Couvreur, TLP, Dransfield, J, Henderson, A, Schley, R, Chomicki, G, Eiserhardt, WL, Hiscock, SJ, Baker, WJ

“…The subfamily Calamoideae accounts for more than one fifth of the palm family (Arecaceae), occurs in tropical rainforests across the world, and supports a billion-dollar industry in rattan products. It contains ca. 550 species in 17 genera, 10 subtribes and three tribes, but their phylogenetic relationships remain insufficiently understood. …”

Motif on Apin mat ethnic Murut / Norayni Mohd Basran by Mohd Basran, Norayni

“…Normally, Lantungan are named the types of rattan used to weave. There are three types of weaving, Apin Lantungan, Lantungan Ulia, Lantungan Puaran. …”
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Determinants of Highland Bamboo (Yushania alpine) Culm Market Supply in Semen Ari District, South Omo Zone of Southern Ethiopia by Mintesnot Tsegaye, Asmera Adicha, Tefera Belay

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Embeddedness of Economic Actions in the Social Network: Study among of Local Genuine Entrepreneurship in Cirebon, West Java by Haryono Haryono, Mukhtar Mukhtar, Titik Sumarti, Didin S. Damanhuri, Sofyan Sjaf

“…The results of the study found that: first, local entrepreneurs (genuine) in the rattan business sector have been running for a very long time. …”
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Changes in the Structural Composition and Moisture-Adsorption Properties of Mechanically Rolled Bamboo Fibers by Wenjuan Zhao, Jian Zhang, Wenfu Zhang, Jin Wang, Ge Wang

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Malaysian consumers' perceived importance and knowledge of household furniture materials. by Mohamed, Shukri, Yaakob, Sam Shor Nahar, B., Mohd Khairon, Ahmad, Ashriq Fahmy, A. R., Bazillah, H., Ahmad Aizuddin

“…Knowledge of the consumers, and subsequently their preference, of the material used to manufacture household furniture is mostly limited to wood and rattan.…”
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The dependence of Non-Timber Forest Produts (NTFP’s) to Temiar Community in Pos Brooke, Gua Musang, Kelantan by Shahrin, Nurul Hazni

“…This study also revealed that a total of 63% respondents were involved in forest resources product collected activities, 7% involved in agriculture, 12% involved in business and 18% involved in farming. Medicinal plants, rattan, bamboo, honey, gaharu and handicraft were among the forest products that were beneficial for their income. …”
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