Abstract:
Ecophysiological responses of rubber (Hevea brasiliensis Mull. Arg. clone
PB 260) that cultivated in ex-mining bauxite soil with application of organic
manure were observed at Natural Biology Education Laboratory, University of
Riau during January to June 2013. The purpose of this research was looked for a
kind and mixture organic manure ratio to the ex-mining bauxite soil that gave the
best photosynthesis rate and chlorophyll content. The result used to enrich
learning substances such as module in photosynthesis topic and developed by
using ADDIE model. The chicken and cow manure were used as source of
organic matter in this single factor ex-situ experiment. Three ratios of organic
manure : ex-mining bauxite soil (w/w) has been applied i.e control (ex-mining
bauxite soil only), (1:l), and (l:2) were arranged according to Complete
Randomize Design. The parameters that observed were photosynthesis rate,
chlorophyll a, b and total chlorophyll content and soil pH. The data were
analyzed by using one-way ANOVA and advance test by using Duncan Multiple
Range Test (DMRT) in level of 5o/o. The results show that the mixture ratio t:2 of
cow organic manure and ex-mining bauxite soil gave the best ecophysiological
responses of rubber clone PB 260 particularly photosynthesis rate (10,21 pmol
COz m-' s-'), total chlorophyll content (42,50 pg mL-'), and increasing of soil pH
gave by mixture ratio 1:1 of chicken organic manure and ex-miniing bauxite soil.
Learning substances that produced were kaching materials, validated by validator.
and the module valued valid
