Soil Protozoa Diversity at Coal Post-Mining Area at Different Age of Reclamation

Soil Protozoa Diversity at Coal Post-Mining Area at Different Age of Reclamation

Soil Protozoa diversity at coal post-mining area at different age of reclamation Tati Suryati Syamsudin, Liris Lis Kowara, Devi Nandita Choesin 1School of Life Sciences and Technology, Institut Teknologi Bandung 2Department of Forestry, Sekolah Tinggi Pertanian, Kutai Timur Indonesia. Global Symposium on Soil Biodiversity, Rome 1 10-12 March 2020 Introduction • Soil is the main store of carbon on land • Mining activities can interfere the soil structure and function • Open cast mining method will change the soil surface and its environment • The process in soil (below ground) play an important role in the biogeochemical cycle, soil carbon metabolism and the nitrogen cycle. • The objectives of this study were to assess the diversity of soil protozoa in six different ages of soil reclamation at post coal mining area Global Symposium on Soil Biodiversity, Rome 2 10-12 March 2020 Introduction Soil Reclamation Process: 3 Study sites Reclamation area was planted by fast growing Kutai District - East Kalimantan trees Acacia mangium, Paraseranthes falcataria Indonesia and Samanea saman 4 Methods • Reclamation of post coal mining area has been done since sixteen years ago. • Determination of study sites based on treatments (revegetation) and age of reclamation. • Soil samples were collected from six different age of reclamation (T0, T1, T2, T3, T4, T5 and T6). • At each site, soil sample was collected from three different plants area (Acacia mangium, Paraseranthes falcataria, Samanea saman). • Identification of soil protozoa was conducted (following the references) until morphospecies level. Global Symposium on Soil Biodiversity, Rome 5 10-12 March 2020 Methods Protozoa Collection • Identification and Protozoa analysis (microfauna) based on : 1. Amoeba and testate amoeba (Smirnov dan Brown (2004) 2. Flagelata (Adl et al (2005) 3. Ciliata (Adl et al (2008) Other references for identification: Lousier and Bamforth (1989), Tikhonenkov et al, (2012), Bass et al., (2009), Ptackova et al¸(2013), Lee et al., (2005). 6 RESULTS Protozoa diversity at reclamation area Amoeba Testate amoeba Flagellatta Siliata Phylum : Sarcodina Phylum : Amoebozoa Phylum: Euglenozoa Phylum : ciliophora 1. Actynophyris sp 1. Heleopera rosea 1. Bodo sp 1 1. Colpidium campylum 2. Heterophrys sp. 2.Heleopera sp. 2. Bodo sp 2 2. Colpoda sp. 3. Arcella sp. 3. Anisonema ovale 3. Litonotus sp. Phylum : Flabellinea 4. Nebela sp. 4. Entosiphon sulcatum 4. Blepharisma sp 1 1. Vannella platiypodia 5. Hyalosphenia papilio 5. Peranema trichophorum 5. Blepharisma sp 2 6. Hyalosphenia minuta 6. Neobodo designis 6. Blepharisma sp 3 Phylum : Tubulinea 7. Breviata Anatema 7. Petalomonas sp. 7. Sphaerophyra magna 1. Trichamoeba sp. 8. Spathidium spathula 2. Hartmannella sp. Phylum : Cercozoa Phylum: Cercozoa 9. Vorticella similis 3. Hartmannella 1. Cyphoderia sp 1 1. Cercomonas sp 1 10. Leptopharinx sp. Vermiformis 2. Cyphoderia sp 2 2. Cercomonas sp 2 11. Didinium sp. Phylum : Percolozoa 3. Euglypha cilliata 12. Halteria Grandinella 13. Keronopsis 1. Vahlkampfia russeli 4. Euglypha compressa Phylum: Choanozoa muscorum 5. Trinema sp 1. Salpingoeca sp. Global Symposium on Soil Biodiversity, Rome 7 10-12 March 2020 Protozoa at reclamation area Actynophyris sp Heterophyris sp. Vannella platiypodia Trichamoeba sp. Hartmannella sp 1 Hartmannella sp 2. Peranema trichophorum Neobodo designis Colpidium campylum Litonotus sp Blepharisma sp3 Spathidium spathula Colpoda sp Didinium sp Tachymonas sp. Keronopsis muscorum Vorticella similis 30 25 1 soil) 1 - 20 15 P. falcataria A. mangium S. saman 10 Number of protozoa (g species protozoa of Number 5 0 T0 T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 Age of reclamation (year) The occurrence of protozoa at different area of trees and age of reclamation (Acasia mangium, Paraserianthes falcataria and Samanea saman) Global Symposium on Soil Biodiversity, Rome 9 10-12 March 2020 The occurrence of protozoa at different area of reclamation planting by three species of trees The abundance of flagelata > amuba > testate amuba > siliata. Global Symposium on Soil Biodiversity, Rome 10 10-12 March 2020 Conclusions • After six year of reclamation, 43 species of protozoa found in the reclamation area. • In the area of fast-growing tree (Acacia mangium, Paraserianthes falcataria and Samanea saman) the number of protozoa tend to increase by the increasing the age of reclamation. Global Symposium on Soil Biodiversity, Rome 11 10-12 March 2020 Acknowledgement • This research was funded by : • P3MI Institut Teknologi Bandung to Tati Suryati Syamsudin. • Directorate General for Higher Education of Republic Indonesia granted to L.L Komara as the scholarship. • Many thanks to PT. Indominco Mandiri for all the facilities during this study Global Symposium on Soil Biodiversity, Rome 12 10-12 March 2020 Global Symposium on Soil Biodiversity, Rome 13 10-12 March 2020.

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