Potential Loss of Genetic Resources Honey Sweetpotato from CIlembu Village, Sumedang Indonesia

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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE AND
FOOD SECURITY (ICSAFS 2011) : CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
Bandung-Indonesia 27-28 September 2011
Agung Karuniawan1
Budi Waluyo2
Sekar Laras Rahmannisa1
Haris Maulana1
1. Padjadjaran University, Jatinangor
2. Brawijaya University, Malang

Location Variety Status Number
Cicalung Neerkom store 1
wild 3
collection 2
Eno store 1
Jawer cultivation 1
Menes collection 1
Menes Gedang cultivation 1
Rancing cultivation 1
Rancung collection 1
Thailand collection 1
Cilembu 2 Neerkom collection 1
Jawer cultivation 1

Location Variety Status Number
Cilembu Desa Nerkom store 2
wild 1
collection 5
Neerkom Banjaran wild 1
Similar to Neerkom collection 1
Bagolo wild 1
Odos collection 1
Inul collection 2
Inul Outcross collection 1
Rancung collection 2
Gandola collection 1
Papua collection 1
Eno collection 1
Bagolo collection 1
TR collection 1
Red white collection 2
Dadi(lady pink) collection 1

Location Variety Status Number
Citali Neerkom store 1
wild 1
Gandola collection 1
Jawer cultivation 2
Rancung cultivation 1
Papua cultivation 2
Jepang cultivation 2
Beniazuma cultivation 1
Bagolo store 1
Lebak Jawa Neerkom store 2
Sawah Lega Neerkom collection 1
cultivation 1
Odos cultivation 4

No. Respondent Land area Varieties Yield Information
respondent 1 0.2 ha Menes 4-5 ton
respondent 2 3 ha - - -
respondent 3 - Neerkom - -
- Odos - -
respondent 4 0.008 ha Neerkom -collection
1 ha Jawer, Rancing 14-20 ton
respondent 5 0.56 ha 2 ton
respondent 6 3 ha
Rancing, Inul,
Rancung, Jepang,
Thailand 30 ton
respondent 7 0.07 ha Rancing, >2 ton
Neerkom, Eno -uncultivated
respondent 8 0.28 ha Jawer dan Jepang 0.3 ton
respondent 9 0.07 ha Rancung 0.8 ton
respondent 10 0.28 ha Jepang 5 ton
respondent 11 0.28 ha Jawer 3.5 ton
respondent 12 0.084 ha Rancing 1 ton
respondent 13 Neerkom, -uncultivated
1.05 ha Jawer, Rancing 15 ton
respondent 14 0.28 ha Neerkom, Menes 1 ton
respondent 15 0.42 ha Jawer 1.5 ton
respondent 16
respondent 17 0.14 ha Neerkom 0.8 ton
Odos 1 ton

PED-03
CDG-01
CDB-01
CDB-02
PED-02
PED-04
CDD-01
PED-06
CCT-01
PED-01
CDP-01
CTP-01
CDRA-01
CCRA-01
PED-05
CTB-01
C2J-01
NK-101
CCJ-01
CTJ-02
CCRI-01
CDO-01
CDI-02
SLO-02
SLO-04
CDI-01
CDN-04
NK-111
NK-112
CCM-02
NK-107
CTJP-02
CDRW-01
CCN-04
CCN-03
CDN-09
NK-110
CCN-06
CCM-01
CDE-01
NK-100
CCN-02
CCN-05
SLN-02
CDN-06
NK-105
CDN-10
CDN-05
CDN-08
CDN-03
NK-108
NK-109
CTN-02
CDTR-01
NK-102
NK-106
NK-103
C2N-01
NK-114
0.27
0.37
0.47
0.57
0.67
0.77
0.87
0.97
Similarity
Dendrogram

Varieties Potensi hasil (t/ha)
Neerkom 0.6 - 13.3
Menes 9.0
Eno 8.5
Jawer 12 - 17
Rancing 13.5

Potential Loss of Genetic Resources Honey Sweetpotato from CIlembu Village, Sumedang Indonesia

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Potential Loss of Genetic Resources Honey Sweetpotato from CIlembu Village, Sumedang Indonesia

1. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SECURITY (ICSAFS 2011) : CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES Bandung-Indonesia 27-28 September 2011 Agung Karuniawan1 Budi Waluyo2 Sekar Laras Rahmannisa1 Haris Maulana1 1. Padjadjaran University, Jatinangor 2. Brawijaya University, Malang

6. Location Variety Status Number Cicalung Neerkom store 1 wild 3 collection 2 Eno store 1 Jawer cultivation 1 Menes collection 1 Menes Gedang cultivation 1 Rancing cultivation 1 Rancung collection 1 Thailand collection 1 Cilembu 2 Neerkom collection 1 Jawer cultivation 1

7. Location Variety Status Number Cilembu Desa Nerkom store 2 wild 1 collection 5 Neerkom Banjaran wild 1 Similar to Neerkom collection 1 Bagolo wild 1 Odos collection 1 Inul collection 2 Inul Outcross collection 1 Rancung collection 2 Gandola collection 1 Papua collection 1 Eno collection 1 Bagolo collection 1 TR collection 1 Red white collection 2 Dadi(lady pink) collection 1

8. Location Variety Status Number Citali Neerkom store 1 wild 1 Gandola collection 1 Jawer cultivation 2 Rancung cultivation 1 Papua cultivation 2 Jepang cultivation 2 Beniazuma cultivation 1 Bagolo store 1 Lebak Jawa Neerkom store 2 Sawah Lega Neerkom collection 1 cultivation 1 Odos cultivation 4

9. No. Respondent Land area Varieties Yield Information respondent 1 0.2 ha Menes 4-5 ton respondent 2 3 ha - - - respondent 3 - Neerkom - - - Odos - - respondent 4 0.008 ha Neerkom -collection 1 ha Jawer, Rancing 14-20 ton respondent 5 0.56 ha 2 ton respondent 6 3 ha Rancing, Inul, Rancung, Jepang, Thailand 30 ton respondent 7 0.07 ha Rancing, >2 ton Neerkom, Eno -uncultivated respondent 8 0.28 ha Jawer dan Jepang 0.3 ton respondent 9 0.07 ha Rancung 0.8 ton respondent 10 0.28 ha Jepang 5 ton respondent 11 0.28 ha Jawer 3.5 ton respondent 12 0.084 ha Rancing 1 ton respondent 13 Neerkom, -uncultivated 1.05 ha Jawer, Rancing 15 ton respondent 14 0.28 ha Neerkom, Menes 1 ton respondent 15 0.42 ha Jawer 1.5 ton respondent 16 respondent 17 0.14 ha Neerkom 0.8 ton Odos 1 ton

10. 4 96 Sales Neerkom Non Neerkom

11.

12.

13. PED-03 CDG-01 CDB-01 CDB-02 PED-02 PED-04 CDD-01 PED-06 CCT-01 PED-01 CDP-01 CTP-01 CDRA-01 CCRA-01 PED-05 CTB-01 C2J-01 NK-101 CCJ-01 CTJ-02 CCRI-01 CDO-01 CDI-02 SLO-02 SLO-04 CDI-01 CDN-04 NK-111 NK-112 CCM-02 NK-107 CTJP-02 CDRW-01 CCN-04 CCN-03 CDN-09 NK-110 CCN-06 CCM-01 CDE-01 NK-100 CCN-02 CCN-05 SLN-02 CDN-06 NK-105 CDN-10 CDN-05 CDN-08 CDN-03 NK-108 NK-109 CTN-02 CDTR-01 NK-102 NK-106 NK-103 C2N-01 NK-114 0.27 0.37 0.47 0.57 0.67 0.77 0.87 0.97 Similarity Dendrogram

14.

15. Varieties Potensi hasil (t/ha) Neerkom 0.6 - 13.3 Menes 9.0 Eno 8.5 Jawer 12 - 17 Rancing 13.5

16. Neerkom Neerkom Eno Jawer Rancing Menes