Variety of Andaliman Plants in the Salon Dolok Area with Lumban Julu

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This study aims to determine the characterization of Zanthoxylum acanthopodium DC in North Sumatra. This research was carried out at the Undergraduate Program (S1), State University of Medan in March 2021-October 2022, using descriptive development data analysis techniques used by third semester students majoring in biology, State University Medan. The results of this study indicate that the two research sites have different results. disaloan dolok has 4 types of andaliman plants while in lumban julu it has 3 types of andaliman. There are also factors that influence such as soil pH temperature, climate of the place. so it can be concluded that the research on the characterization of andaliman (Zanthoxylum acanthopodium DC) based on scientific literacy that was developed deserves to be researched.

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