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Macrozoobenthic Community in Different Mangrove Condition: Relation with Chemical-Physical Sediment Characteristics

Torani Journal of Fisheries and Marine Science · Vol. UME No. MOR (2018) · pp. 40–47

DOI
10.35911/torani.v1i2.4441
ISSN
2615-6601, 2621-5322
Published
2018-07-07
Publisher
Hasanuddin University
Language
en

Abstract

The existence of mangrove in coast areas have both ecologic and physical important functions. Mangrove is a high productive ecosystem. Litters from fallen leaves and twigs are organic sources for macrozoobenthic life. The aim of this research was to determine the response of macrozoobenthics on total organic matter content and other chemical-physico characters of sediments due to differences in mangrove conditions. This research was conducted from May to September 2016 in Sub-district of Ampallas, Distric of Mamuju, Province of West Sulawesi, Indonesia. Sediments in 20 cm2 transects were collected using small shovel to obtain the macrozoobenthic samples. The sediments contained macrozoobenthics were sieved using a 1 mm mesh size sieve net. Four sampling sites were chosen, each to represent areas with no mangroves, low, medium, and high densities. The total of organic matter samples were collected using 2 inch diameter of PVC pipe cores, which were analyzed further using Loss by Ignition method. Besides total of organic matter, several parameters (i.e. redox potential, sediment pH, salinity, temperature, and dissolved oxygen) were measured. The results showed that gastropods dominated the existed macrozoobenthics. Gastropods and oligochaete lived in greater amounts in high mangrove density site with higher organic matter content and fine substrate.Keywords: mangroves, macrozoobenthics, organic matter, Distric of Mamuju

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  • Hasanuddin University
  • Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries
  • Tadulako University
  • Universitas Muhammadiyah Luwuk Banggai
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Chair RaniHasanuddin University10
Muhammad Farid SamawiHasanuddin University8
Abdul HarisHasanuddin University7
Rahmadi TambaruHasanuddin University7
Jamaluddin JompaHasanuddin University6
Arniati ArniatiAffiliation unknown6
Mahatma LanuruHasanuddin University5
Muh. Farid SamawiHasanuddin University5
Yayu Anugrah La NafieHasanuddin University4
Chair RaniAffiliation unknown4
Arniati MassinaiHasanuddin University4
Muhammad Natsir NessaAffiliation unknown4
Wasir SamadHasanuddin University4
Ardyansyah KaharAffiliation unknown3
Nurjirana NurjiranaAffiliation unknown3
Khairul AmriHasanuddin University3
Muh. Banda SelamatHasanuddin University2
Nurjirana NurjiranaHasanuddin University2
Muh IsmanHasanuddin University2
Abdul GaniUniversitas Muhammadiyah Luwuk Banggai2
Achmad Afif BakriMinistry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries2
Devita Tetra AdrianyMinistry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries2
Muh. HerjayantoTadulako University2
Samliok NdobeTadulako University2
Amran SaruHasanuddin University2
Nisa Nadziro KhoolishohHasanuddin University2
Cintya PaduaHasanuddin University2
Putri AdeliaHasanuddin University2
Wilma J MokaHasanuddin University2
Tri HaryantoHasanuddin University2
Andi NiartiningsihHasanuddin University2
Rohani Ambo‐RappeHasanuddin University1

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