...and Chili Extract: A household Insecticide) Members: Lois Lane A. de Claro Jillianne Mizzele A. Humarang Angelica B. Landicho Mariel Ann Cudiamat Grade 9 – St. Patrick Chapter I A. Background of the Study An ant lives everywhere on land, being the most numerous in insect species. They live on underground and create those earthier mounds. Some live on trees and some on hollow parts of certain plants. They can be considered as menace in our kitchen and dining hall. Cockroaches have been a problem to many of us. They may contaminate our food with filth they carry, and causes sickness. And it’s so hard avoiding these things because they come and go whenever, wherever. These insects are pests once they are allowed to multiply. To control these pests, chemical insecticides are usually used in many of us but there are many harmful effects in using those chemicals. Among these are dangers they threaten on our surroundings. It causes and adds to pollution. Some plants produce a distinct chemical or odor that can derive away insects. Realizing the good potential of these plants in controlling insects, botanical or organic materials are used now, being considered instead of wide spread use of chemical ones. Since some of this plants are commonly growing in our backyards, they are inexpensive and environment friendly. This study uses the extract of chili and makabuhai plant to control pests in our house. The makabuhai extracts contains bitter substance and chili produce...
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...different trials were done using the materials to experiment. Research Instrument Materials: •½ kg Chili Peppers (sili) •300g Makabuhay Stems •1 Blender •1 Measuring Cup •4 Spray Bottles •Water •1 crackers/biscuits •1 Chopping Board •1 Knife •5 Containers •1 pair of gloves •1 Pitcher •1 clothe •1 facemask Procedure In gathering Makabuhay stems and Chili Peppers (Sili), use knife to cut down some of it, remove the leaves, put Makabuhay stems in chopping board and put some chili peppers in blender. In collecting ants, use some food like rice to bait and to attract ants (insect) in the containers. When done collecting Makabuhay stems, Chili Peppers, and ants… we can go now in the procedure of doing the insecticide sprayer, in doing it first preparing for the Chili extract. Collect enough hot chili at least ½ kg. blend them with the blender. After the juice is extracted, add 25ml of water. Filter the chili extracts with filter paper and out it in a bottle or pitcher and set aside of it now, preparing for the Makabuhay extract. Collect some 300g Makabuhay stems. Chopped it into small pieces and then pound it with a mortar and pestle. Soak the pounded stem in 25ml water for 25 minutes. Take the stems out of the container and extract the juice. Mix the chili and Makabuhay extract in the pitcher. After all these, put the mixed Makabuhay and Chili Pepper in the spray bottle. (NOTE: If you have no filter paper you can use cloth as an alternative of it. To...
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...In Partial Fulfillment for the requirements in SCIENCE I “Makabuhay and Chili Extract: A household Insecticide” Investigatory Project Table of Contents Chapter I A. Background of the study B. Statement of the Problem C. Significance of the study D. Scope and Limitations of the study Chapter II A. Review of Literature B. Hypothesis C. Definition of Terms Chapter III A. Research Design B. Materials C. Procedure Chapter I: Introduction A. Background of the Study: Nowadays, people depend on the commercial insecticides that are expensive and less effective. Based on my research that the Makabuhay and Chili Extract can be substituted as an insecticide in our house. This study uses the extract of Chili and Makabuhay plant to control pests in our house. The Makabuhay extract contains bitterness and the Chili produce spicy like taste and smell; it is possible that this taste and smell is somewhat offensive to the Insects. An ant lives everywhere on land, being the most numerous in insect species. They live on underground and create those earthier mounds. Some lives on trees and some on hollow parts of certain plants. They can be considered as a menace in our kitchen and dining hall. Cockroaches have been a problem to many of us. They may contaminate our food with the filth they carry, and causes sickness. And it's so hard avoiding these things because they come and go whenever, wherever. These insects are...
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...Evaluation of Various Botanical Insecticides to Control Insect Pests of Pechay ( Brassica chinensis ) Introduction : Many plants and minerals have insecticidal properties which are toxic to insects. Botanical insecticides are naturally occurring chemicals (insect toxins) extracted or derived from plants or animals. They also called natural insecticides.http://landscapeipm.tamu.edu/types-of-pest-control/chemical-control/organic/botanical/ As a response to such health concerns, the use of botanical pesticides is now fast gaining wider acceptance among farmers.Eric Vinje of Planet Natural wrote that natural pest controls like the botanicals are safer to the user and the environment because they break down into harmless compounds within hours or days in the presence of sunlight. According to Gaby Stoll a german agrobiologist and author of Natural Crop Protection that botanical pesticides is one answer to the pest problem in developing countries, He also says the move from chemical to botanical pesticides is, an important step in the search for a balanced, self-regulating agricultural system.”http://www.gaiadiscovery.com/agriculture-industry/organic-botanical-pesticides-cheaper-effective-pest-control.html Botanical insecticides are derived from plants which have been shown to have insecticidal properties. Natural pest controls like the botanicals are safer to the user and the environment because they break down into...
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...Common names: Golden snail (English), Golden apple snail (English),Channeled applesnail (English), Apple snail (English), Gelbe Apfelschnecke (German), Golden kuhol (English-Philippines), Miracle snail (English-Philippines). Scientific name: Pomacea canaliculata (Lamarck, 1819) Synonyms: Ampullaria canaliculata Lamarck, 1822 Classification Kingdom: | Animalia | Phylum: | Mollusca | Class: | Gastropoda | (unranked): | clade Caenogastropodainformal group Architaenioglossa | Superfamily: | Ampullarioidea | Family: | Ampullariidae | Genus: | Pomacea | Subgenus: | Pomacea | Species: | Pomacea canaliculata (Lamarck, 1819) | The Family of apple snails (Ampullariidae J. E. Gray, 1824) has 105-170 freshwater species with 9 genera and more than 150 nominal species. The Synonyms of this family is Pilidae. This family consists of two subfamilies (according to the taxonomy of the Gastropoda by Bouchet & Rocroi, 2005), that used classification by Berthold (1991): -Tribe Ampullariini Gray, 1824 - synonyms: Pilidae Preston, 1915 (inv.); Lanistimae Starobogatov, 1983; Pomaceinae Starobogatov, 1983. -Tribe Sauleini Berthold, 1991. There are 9 extant genera in the family Ampullariidae: +Tribe Ampullariini Gray Ampullaria , Pila, Lanistes, Pomacea. +Tribe Sauleini: Saulea , Asolene, Felipponea, Marisa , Pomella . The Golden apple snail Pomacea canaliculata is classified under the canaliculata complex. This is a groups of very closely related species which...
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