Hukuman yang diterima santri di pesantren by Rukiyati Rukiyati, Dwi Siswoyo, L Hendrowibowo, Evi Rovikoh Indah Saputri

“…The results of the study concluded that there were five types of punishment: 1) point accumulative punishment; 2) Corporal punishments included shaving their hair, beating them with rattan sticks, beating them with prayer beads, standing in the field during the day, being doused with sewage water, and standing for one hour in front of the female students' dormitory; 3)The fine is in the form of paying two thousand rupiahs, depositing five bags of cement, and confiscating the cell phone brought from home; 4) Punishment in the form of activities, namely reading the Koran for 15 minutes, reading Yasin's letter, cleaning the toilet, cleaning the room, and washing the roommates' dishes for one week; 5) The most severe punishment is expulsion from the pesantren. …”
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Sustainable supply of wood and fibre: does Malaysia have enough by Sahri, Mohd. Hamami

“…Biomass Development through: • Intensification of use of non-conventional raw materials (kenaf, oil palm, bamboo, rattan and other non-wood resources), where technically and economically feasible…”
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Bonding with natural fibres by Md. Tahir, Paridah

“…Examples of non- woods are bamboo, rattan and all types of palms. Plant fibres are represented by many types depending on where the fibres are taken, e.g., bast fibres - the fibres that come from the phloem tissue of the plant, as exemplified by jute, kenaf, ramie, flax, and hemp. …”
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Remote sensing, allometry, and carbon stocks of Phyllostachys aurea in the Western Highlands of Cameroon by Rene Kaam, Martin Tchamba, Barnabas Neba Nfornkah, Cédric Chimi Djomo

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Gandang Tambua Pariaman From Triplek Material an Organological Study Based on Coding by Wimbrayardi Wimbrayardi, Bambang Parmadi, Irdhan Epria Darma Putra, Wembrayarli Wembrayarli

“…The results of this study indicate that the parts and stages of the process of making traditional Gandang Tambua musical instruments include: cutting plywood for the body of Gandang Tambua, processing goat skin (membrane), cleaning rattan, making iron battens, and how to produce sound, tuning system on traditional Gandang musical instruments Tambua. …”
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Management scheme influence and nitrogen addition effects on soil CO2, CH4, and N2O fluxes in a Moso bamboo plantation by Junbo Zhang, Quan Li, Jianhua Lv, Changhui Peng, Zhikang Gu, Lianghua Qi, Xuzhong Song, Xinzhang Song

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A Microbial Functional Group‐Based CH4 Model Integrated Into a Terrestrial Ecosystem Model: Model Structure, Site‐Level Evaluation, and Sensitivity Analysis by Chaoqing Song, Junwei Luan, Xiaofeng Xu, Minna Ma, Mika Aurela, Annalea Lohila, Ivan Mammarella, Pavel Alekseychik, Eeva‐Stiina Tuittila, Wei Gong, Xiuzhi Chen, Xianhong Meng, Wenping Yuan

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Comparative assessment of pre-felling sampling designs in lowland forest of Peninsular Malaysia by Abd Hamid, Nurul Atiqah

“…In Peninsular Malaysia, forest sampling during pre-felling (pre-f) inventory is to gather information on tree stocking, species, forest condition, distribution of big trees, bamboo and rattan before commercial felling of trees ≥ 45 cm dbh. …”
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Stem anatomical characteristics of the climbing palm Desmoncus orthacanthos (Arecaceae) under two natural growth conditions in a tropical forest by Joaquín Quiroz, Roger Orellana, Gabriel Canto, Silvia Rebollar, Pedro Herrera-Franco

“…Desmoncus orthacanthos is a Neotropical climbing palm that resembles rattan and therefore has similar potential applications. …”
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Soil Organic Carbon Distribution, Enzyme Activities, and the Temperature Sensitivity of a Tropical Rainforest in Wuzhishan, Hainan Island by Xiaofang Wang, Jialing Li, Guitong Xing, Siwei Mai, Wenjie Liu, Yamin Jiang, Wenxian Xu, Qiu Yang, Huai Yang, Jingli Lu, Wenxing Long

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Variations and influencing factors of soil organic carbon during the tropical forest succession from plantation to secondary and old–growth forest by Guitong Xing, Guitong Xing, Xiaofang Wang, Xiaofang Wang, Yamin Jiang, Yamin Jiang, Yamin Jiang, Huai Yang, Siwei Mai, Siwei Mai, Wenxian Xu, Wenxian Xu, Enqing Hou, Xingzhao Huang, Qiu Yang, Qiu Yang, Wenjie Liu, Wenjie Liu, Wenxing Long

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Toward smallholder bamboo-integrated agro-silvopastoral systems in sub-Saharan Africa: assessing the impact of bamboo leaves on consumption pattern, growth performance and manure c... by Prince Sasu, Victoria Attoh-Kotoku, Antoinette S. Anim-Jnr, Michael Kwaku, Benjamin Adjei-Mensah, Obed Adjei, Frank Kweku Mintah

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Some Common Non-Timber Forest Products Traded by Indigenous Community in Sabah, Malaysia by Julius Kodoh, Andy Russel Mojiol, Walter Lintangah

“…The survey showed that a total number of 109 species of NTFPs were traded locally in the tamu (open market), comprising 35 species of wild edible plants, 32 species of medicinal plants, 8 species of orchids, 4 species of bamboos, 6 species of rattans, 8 species of fish, 8 species of wild fruit trees and 8 species of other products. …”
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An annotated checklist of palms at Ulu Endau Johore Malaysia by Dransfield, John, Kiew, Ruth

“…More than half the species are rattans. Three species are endemic to the area: Calamus endauensis, Livistona endauensis and Salacca minuta. …”
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Dynamic Model for Analyzing Trade off between Furniture and Crude Palm Oil Industry to Build a Sustainable Supply Chain by Widodo, Kuncoro Harto, Arbita, Kharies Pramudya Dwi, Abdullah, Aang

“…Furniture industry uses forest products as raw material, such as many kind of woods, rattans, and the others. Normally, after cutting down the trees, people have to re-planting balance number with how many trees they cut. …”
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