Character’s Selection of Leaf Morphology in Some Families (Tree Habit) In Sumatra Region for Species Identification

Identification is a basic activity and one of primary objective on systematic. For plant biodiversity studies, it was the first steps that researcher performed before studying any topics in the research area. Unfortunately, species identification is usually a time consuming activity. One of the mai...

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Main Author: Saida Rasnovi
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universitas Syiah Kuala 2014-04-01
Series:Jurnal Natural
Online Access:http://jurnal.unsyiah.ac.id/natural/article/view/1214
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spelling doaj-a13dccf1a4c747be96f837ab794ea56e2020-11-25T00:28:41ZengUniversitas Syiah KualaJurnal Natural1411-85132541-40622014-04-011321161Character’s Selection of Leaf Morphology in Some Families (Tree Habit) In Sumatra Region for Species IdentificationSaida Rasnovi0Department of Biology, Faculty of Science, Syiah Kuala UniversityIdentification is a basic activity and one of primary objective on systematic. For plant biodiversity studies, it was the first steps that researcher performed before studying any topics in the research area. Unfortunately, species identification is usually a time consuming activity. One of the main objectives of this study was to obtain a set of leaf morphology characters that were useful and efficient enough for species identification, especially on the tree habits group in order to reduce time consuming for the identification species.  All of the leaf morphology characters were selected by correlation coefficient and separation coefficient values. Besides of that, the stability, simplicity and validity of the characters were also part of concern. The characters that had high value of separation coefficient and low value of correlation coefficient would be added one by one as in their rank, until the value of the combination separation coefficient was equal to 1 (100%). The result of this study suggested that 30 from 92 characters of leaf morphology were recommended as a set of characters that useful and efficient enough for species identification.http://jurnal.unsyiah.ac.id/natural/article/view/1214
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Character’s Selection of Leaf Morphology in Some Families (Tree Habit) In Sumatra Region for Species Identification
Jurnal Natural
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author_sort Saida Rasnovi
title Character’s Selection of Leaf Morphology in Some Families (Tree Habit) In Sumatra Region for Species Identification
title_short Character’s Selection of Leaf Morphology in Some Families (Tree Habit) In Sumatra Region for Species Identification
title_full Character’s Selection of Leaf Morphology in Some Families (Tree Habit) In Sumatra Region for Species Identification
title_fullStr Character’s Selection of Leaf Morphology in Some Families (Tree Habit) In Sumatra Region for Species Identification
title_full_unstemmed Character’s Selection of Leaf Morphology in Some Families (Tree Habit) In Sumatra Region for Species Identification
title_sort character’s selection of leaf morphology in some families (tree habit) in sumatra region for species identification
publisher Universitas Syiah Kuala
series Jurnal Natural
issn 1411-8513
2541-4062
publishDate 2014-04-01
description Identification is a basic activity and one of primary objective on systematic. For plant biodiversity studies, it was the first steps that researcher performed before studying any topics in the research area. Unfortunately, species identification is usually a time consuming activity. One of the main objectives of this study was to obtain a set of leaf morphology characters that were useful and efficient enough for species identification, especially on the tree habits group in order to reduce time consuming for the identification species.  All of the leaf morphology characters were selected by correlation coefficient and separation coefficient values. Besides of that, the stability, simplicity and validity of the characters were also part of concern. The characters that had high value of separation coefficient and low value of correlation coefficient would be added one by one as in their rank, until the value of the combination separation coefficient was equal to 1 (100%). The result of this study suggested that 30 from 92 characters of leaf morphology were recommended as a set of characters that useful and efficient enough for species identification.
url http://jurnal.unsyiah.ac.id/natural/article/view/1214
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