Abstrak
Medicinal plants used by various tribes in Indonesia have provided information about the potential of Indonesia’s biodiversity. Dayak Kenyah is an example of the tribe. Identification of medicinal plant species and their benefits is an effort to preserve potential medicinal plants. This study aimed to identify the types of medicinal plants used by the Dayak Kenyah tribe in Punan Gong Solok Village, Malinau Regency and to find out the utilization of the plants in the preparation of Biology learning for tenth grade students. This was a survey research with a descriptive qualitative approach. This research found 60 types of medicinal plants used by the Dayak Kenyah tribe in Punan Gong Solok village. Those 60 species belonged to 37 families. Plant families commonly used were Zingiberaceae, Araceae and Aracaceae. The most widely used organ was the leaf. Based on the analysis of the 2013 curriculum, this study results could be included in the lesson topic of Kingdom Plantae. The Basic Competence 3.7 applies the principle of classification to classify plants into the division based on observations of plant morphology and metagenesis and link their role in the survival of life on earth. Basic competence 4.7 presents data on morphology and the role of plants in various aspects of life in the form of written reports.