Karakteristik Bioreduksi Sampah Organik oleh Maggot BSF (Black Soldier Fly) pada Berbagai Level Instar: Review
Kata Kunci:
bioreduction, black soldier fly, instar, wasteAbstrak
Indonesia is a fourth of the garbage’s producer country in the world. Plastic waste become a big challenge because of it can not be degraded by biological agent, need a processing such as mechanics way and also need cost. Nevertheless, kind of organic waste adequate to be reduced by microbia with long time until months. Meanwhile, the volume of waste straightly increase approximately 68 tons per year or 186 thousand per day. Until it is necessary a biological agent which has an ability the fastest of bioreduction for orgnic waste compared to composting technique by microbes. The review object is to characterize the bio-reduction of the fly black or Black Soldier Fly or BSF on various instar level to organic waste. The study review is also might will be continued and conducted to the waste processing and basic research in Universitas Muhammadiyah Bandung.
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