Pub Date : 2022-04-29DOI: 10.24815/jpeop.v1i1.23749
Syaifullah Muhammad, Retika Septi Diana Utari, Masykur Rahmatullah, Habil Fadhlurrahman, Farid Muhammad Arie, Tia Amanda, F. Erwan, R. D. Lufika, E. Ernawati
According to 2020 data from the Indonesian Ministry of Environment and Forestry explained that 38.3% of waste in Indonesia is waste from households and 17.1% of the total waste is plastic waste. The use of bar shampoo can help reduce plastic bottle waste derived from liquid shampoo in order to go green movement. NEUBA-Natural Essential Oil Shampoo Bar is a shampoo made from natural ingredients in the form of patchouli oil and aloe vera extracts with a bar-shaped appearance. NEUBA contains patchouli oil which is one of Aceh's essential oils that are already very well-known on the international scene. The constituent components that have the largest percentage are patchouli alcohol (32.60%), guaiene (23.07%), guaiene (15.91%), seychellena (6.95%), and patchoulena (5.47%) (Yunilawati and Endeh, 2016). As well as for the ingredients used are patchouli oil, Aloe Vera Extract, Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Cocoa Butter, Cetyl Alcohol, D-Panthenol, Citric Acid, Phenoxyethanol, Green Tea, Mica powder. The overall activities were come out of the laboratory of Atsiri Research Center (ARC) of Syiah Kuala University (USK). This shampoo bar innovation product has the potential as a new product that is environmentally friendly, practical and uses natural ingredients that are potential local resources.
根据印尼环境与林业部2020年的数据,印尼38.3%的垃圾是家庭垃圾,17.1%的垃圾是塑料垃圾。使用条形洗发水可以帮助减少液体洗发水产生的塑料瓶废物,从而走向绿色运动。neuba天然精油洗发棒是一款由广藿香油和芦荟提取物等天然成分制成的洗发棒,外观呈条状。NEUBA含有广藿香精油,广藿香精油是亚齐的一种精油,在国际上已经非常有名。其主要成分为广藿香醇(32.60%)、愈创木烯(23.07%)、愈创木烯(15.91%)、塞舌尔(6.95%)、广藿香(5.47%)(Yunilawati and Endeh, 2016)。所使用的成分有广藿香油、芦荟提取物、椰油异乙酸钠、椰油酰胺丙基甜菜碱、可可脂、鲸蜡醇、d -泛醇、柠檬酸、苯氧乙醇、绿茶、云母粉。所有的活动都是由赛亚吉隆坡大学(USK)的Atsiri研究中心(ARC)实验室进行的。这款洗发棒创新产品有潜力成为一款环保实用的新产品,使用的天然成分是当地潜在的资源。
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Pub Date : 2022-04-29DOI: 10.24815/jpeop.v1i1.23744
R. Sriwati, Ramadani Syapitra, T. Chamzurni, J. Jauharlina, H. Oktarina
Patchouli waste (LAN) from essential oil distillation process is known to have high nutrient content and has potential as raw material for organic fertilizer. In this study, patchouli pulp was used as compost with the addition of biodecomposers of several Trichoderma species (T. harzianum, T.asperellum, T. hamatum, T. virens, and T. atroviride) to inhibit the development of budok disease in patchouli seedlings. Trichoderma spp. inoculated on a mixture of patchouli dregs, bran and manure. The mature LAN compost was mixed into the growing media before artificial inoculation of the pathogen Synchtrium pogostemonis in a 2:1 ratio. Parameters observed were incubation period and percentage of attack. The results showed that patchouli seedlings planted in media containing LAN compost with the biodecomposer T. harzianum did not show symptoms of budok disease until the end of the observation (42 days). LAN compost with T. asperellum biodecomposer was also proven to be able to extend the incubation period from 2.5 days (control) to 5.5 days. The greatest suppression of intensity was seen in the treatment of LAN compost with T. asperellum, T. virens, and T. atroviride biodecomposers, which was 6.25%. The results of this study indicate that the waste of patchouli dregs with the help of the decomposer Trichoderma spp. is a compost that has the potential to suppress S. pogostemonis attack on patchouli plants.
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