Monitoring on health condition of tubipora musica (Stolonifera) using colony life-form

Oktiyas Muzaky Luthfi; Muhammad Arif Asadi; Teguh Agustiadi; Agoes Soegianto

Monitoring on health condition of tubipora musica (Stolonifera) using colony life-form

Oktiyas Muzaky Luthfi
, Muhammad Arif Asadi
, Teguh Agustiadi
, Agoes Soegianto^*

^*Corresponding author for this work

Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences

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Abstract

About six sites have been surveyed in Lirang Island, Southwest Maluku (Moluccas), Indonesia that was a remote area. Belt transects 1x100 m was lied down on each site and then counted and recorded the condition of T. musica as health (H), broken colony less 50% (B1), broken colony more 50% of colony area (B2) and death (D). The life form of T. musica also divided into two categories: Massive (OM) and thick encrusting (OTE). The monitoring was conducted throughout April 2016. The result showed the total about 379 colonies of T. musica was monitored which OM was dominated form (328 colonies) than OTE (51 colonies). And the total health (H) of T. musica was 87.33%, broken 1 (B1) was 2.63%, broken 2 (B2) was 6.33% and death (D) was 3.69%. In this monitoring, the etiology of disease in colony T. musica might not cause by micro bacteria, but more attention in other causalities, such as mechanical lesions or sedimentation.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	S205-S210
Journal	Ecology, Environment and Conservation
Volume	25
Publication status	Published - 2019

Keywords

Coral disease
Lirang Island
Octocorallia
Organ pipe coral
T. musica
Vulnerable

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Monitoring on health condition of tubipora musica (Stolonifera) using colony life-form

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