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Banana and Papaya Fruit Peelings Extract as an Alternative Culture Medium for Fungi

ENTRY NO. 1 WVSU ILS SCIENCE CONGRESS

ABSTRACT

Banana, mango and papaya are one of the top export fruits of the country. With the enormous amount of these fruits produced and consumed annually, huge amount of their fruit peels are thrown away as well. Since these fruit peels comprise about one-third of the fruits, alternative ways to maximize their potential must be sought.

This group aimed to test the feasibility of extract from banana and papaya fruit peelings as an alternative culture media for fungi. Fungal growth on the experimental culture media prepared was tested against Potato Dextrose Agar (PDA.

Qualitative analysis of the fungi’s growth was noted down one week after inoculation.

Two hundred grams of chopped fruit peels were boiled for thirty minutes with five hundred mL of distilled water. The extract was strained using cheesecloth then the amount gathered was measured. One clear gulaman bar was added to every five hundred mL extract and the mixture was boiled again for thirty minutes. The mixture was strained again before one hundred fifty mL was dispensed into each lapad bottle. PDA and CWA were also prepared as these served as the study’s control set-ups. Three replicates per treatment were prepared. All bottles were autoclaved for one hour then slanted.

The results were left for one week for experiment purposes. The control set up started to react with our experiment.

Safety Evaluations on Tawa-tawa (Euphorbia hirta) decoction utilizing the Sensitive Allium Test

Abstract

This Science Investigative Project is knowing the safety and efficiency of the Tawa-tawa. We used the Sensitive Allium Test on the onion bulbs seated atop a Gerber bottle containing a Tawa-tawa decoction with water. The growth of roots from the onion bulb showed that the solution was not toxic whatsoever.

The Study aims to:
To determine the different phytochemical constituents of tawa-tawa (Euphorbia hirta) decoction.
To determine the cytotoxic effect of tawa-tawa decoction at (1) 100%, (2) 10%, (3) 25% and (4) 50% concentrations utilizing Alllium test
To determine the phytochemical constituents that produced cytotoxic effect.

Hypothesis
It was Hypothesized that there is no significant difference in the ctotoxic activity of (1) 100%,(2) 10%, (3) 25% and (4) 50% concentrations of tawa-tawa decoctions.

Caption: “Take the Lead for Prevention”

It is better to have your house got stole by a thief than caught by a fire.

Poor electrical wirings, careless smoking, abandoned lightened candles, children playing with match sticks, these are the most common causes of fire. It is either caused by Ignorant and careless people who aren’t concern enough for their safety OR People who aren’t literate enough about fire prevention.

Fire safety is one of the important things to learn. Aside from the fact that it can protect your properties from loss or damage but also it can SAVE the life of a person who means important to you.

We know that there are still few people who aren’t literate enough or does not have not have enough background idea on how to prevent fire. With these concern let’s make our move in sharing such information like on how to fire can be prevented, what to do in case of fire, whom to call and some of the basic ideas about fire safety hazards. Let’s tell them why we should prioritize this issue and why we should spread the knowledge. It is not just fire, properties, damage and prevention we’re talking to…

Its-LIVES.

“ Inform.Unite.Involve” Bureau of Fire and Protection: Iloilo| Fire Prevention Month.

Caption: “ Inform.Unite.Involve”

The best way to stop fire is to prevent it from happening.

Fires have plagued people’s lives for centuries. Some fires are caused by nature, like forest fires started by lightning. But the vast majority cause of fires is started through carelessness and ignorance. Because of these, properties are damaged and there are even innocent people who died helplessly and unaided because they were trapped and caught by fire. As a solution to this primary matter, we individuals can be ambassadors

English – Hiligaynon (Ilongo)

English – Hiligaynon (Ilongo)
finding hard looking for the exact ilonggo term?

a ( indefinite article) isa
aback ( to be taken aback) palak
abandon pabayaan , abandonar
abandoned sim-ong
abatoir ihawan
abbreviation lip-ot
ABC abakada
abdomen tinai , see also: tiyan
abduct agaw
abeyance paghulat

Dinagyang 2012 Winners

Dinagyang 2012 winners
(first to post online)

The results are now here! After Months of Practice,which started out since July,the Defending Champion made it AGAIN! The Tribu Pan-ay of Fort San Pedro National High School made it once again to be on the top list in the Dinagyang Ati Tribe Competition.
FYI: Tribu Pan-ay made Dinagyang to be the champion during the 2011 Aliwan Festival.
They've been sent to New York last year during the independence day celebration.

A tribe perfoming on a street dance

MAJOR AWARDS

TRIBU PAN-AY

CHAMPION

TRIBU LUNOK

1st Runnerup

TRIBU ILONGGANON

2nd Runnerup

TRIBU PAGHIDAET

3rd Runnerup

TRIBU ATUBATUB

4th Runnerup

Tribu Pan-ay: Dinagyang 2012 Champion

Tribu Lunok: Dinagyang 2012 1st Runnerup

Dinagyang 2012 poster

Special Awards

Tribu Pan-ay
(Fort San Pedro National High School)
Best Choreographer

Tribu Pan-ay
(Fort San Pedro National High School)
Best in Music

Tribu Pan-ay
(Fort San Pedro National High School)
Best in Choreography

Tribu Pan-ay
(Fort San Pedro National High School)
Best in Performance

Ati-ati Dance Competing Tribes:

Tribu Angola
Tribu Aninipay
Tribu Atub-Atub
Tribu Bantu
Tribu Milagrosa Zarraga National High School of Municipality of Zarraga
Tribu Buntatalan-on
Tribu Ilonganon of Jalandoni Memorial National High School
Tribu Lunok of Iloilo City National High School Molo,Iloilo City
Tribu Molave
Tribu Pag-asa of Mandurriao district
Tribu Paghidaet of Lapaz National High School
Tribu Pan-ay of Fort San Pedro National High School (defending champion)
Tribu Salognon of Jaro National High School

For Your Information:

The Roaster of Winners

2011 Tribu Pan-ay

2010 Tribu Paghidaet

2009 Tribu Paghidaet

2008Tribu Paghidaet

2007Tribu Ilonganon

2006Tribu Ilonganon

2005Tribu Silak

2004Tribu Bola-bola

2003Tribu Paghidaet

2002Tribu Paghidaet

2001Tribu Bola-bola

2000Tribu Bola-bola

1999Tribu Bola-bola

1998Tribu Bola-bola

A Regional Competeing Group:
Al Cinco de Noviembre from Bago City, Negros Occidental

Kasadyahan 2012 winners

Salakayan Miagao, Iloilo

Champion

Tribu Mandaragat

1st Runner up

Sinulog Festival Guimaras Province

2nd Runner up

Sinadya sa Halaran Roxas City, Capiz

3rd Runner up

Tribu Maragtas-West Visayas State University

4th Runner up

Kasadyahan Regional Cultural Competing Groups:

Al Cinco de Noviembre Bago City, Negros Occidental
Kansilay Festival Silay City, Negros Occidental
Montogawe Festival Mina, Iloilo
Salakayan Miagao, Iloilo
Sinadya sa Halaran Roxas City, Capiz
Sinulog Festival Guimaras Province
Palayag Festival Guimaras Province

They were also non-competing participants during the Kasadyahan 2012 and they were:

Non-Competing Groups:

Ati-Atihan Festival Kalibo, Aklan
Kahilwayan Festival Sta. Barbara, Iloilo
Masskara Festival Bacolod City
St. Therese College Iloilo City

Iloilo Dinagyang Opening Salvo 2012

Drums started to beat.The HEAT is on as Dinagyang 2012 is getting near. The Dinagyang Fever invaded the streets of Iloilo this 2012 for the first time

Viva!Viva!Viva

If your parents gonna read this on your wall...They will kill you for sure.
It is somehow correctly and partly wrong. Its better to get addicted on Facebook than Drugs.

Dinagyang 2012 Pamukaw

Dinagyang 2012 pamukaw invaded the streets of Iloilo City which started from Bonifacio Drive heading towards the City Proper of Iloilo City- December 16,2011

Competing Tribes for Dinagyang 2012.

Tribu Pan-ay of Fort San Pedro National High School (Dinagyang 2011 Defending Champion)

Tribu Paghidaet of La Paz National High School

Tribu Salognon of Jaro National High School

Tribu Ilonganon of La Puz,

Tribu Atub-Atub, Tribu Aninipay ,Tribu Molave, Tribu Bantu, Tribu Angola, Tribu Milagrosa, Tribu Lunok of Iloilo National High School and Tribu Buntatalan-on.

Dinagyang 2012 is the awakening of the city for the upcoming Dinagyang 2012 this Jaunary.

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