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    Effect of Carrot (Daucus Carota) Solution On Kalachuchi (Plumeria Rubra) Truncheons

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    This study tested the effect of carrot extract solution on plumeria rubra truncheons. The researchers produced a carrot extract root inducing solution and compared its effectiveness to the normal planting method. Two-way ANOVA analysis revealed that carrot extract can accelerate the growth and propagation of truncheons. The researchers observed the number of leaves, roots, flowers and height of plants treated with carrot extract solution versus a commercial solution. They found that the carrot extract resulted in more leaves and faster stem growth for the kalachuchi plants compared to the commercial solution.

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    This study tested the effect of carrot extract solution on plumeria rubra truncheons. The researchers produced a carrot extract root inducing solution and compared its effectiveness to the normal planting method. Two-way ANOVA analysis revealed that carrot extract can accelerate the growth and propagation of truncheons. The researchers observed the number of leaves, roots, flowers and height of plants treated with carrot extract solution versus a commercial solution. They found that the carrot extract resulted in more leaves and faster stem growth for the kalachuchi plants compared to the commercial solution.

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    This study tested the effect of carrot extract solution on plumeria rubra truncheons. The researchers produced a carrot extract root inducing solution and compared its effectiveness to the normal planting method. Two-way ANOVA analysis revealed that carrot extract can accelerate the growth and propagation of truncheons. The researchers observed the number of leaves, roots, flowers and height of plants treated with carrot extract solution versus a commercial solution. They found that the carrot extract resulted in more leaves and faster stem growth for the kalachuchi plants compared to the commercial solution.

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    This study tested the effect of carrot extract solution on plumeria rubra truncheons. The researchers produced a carrot extract root inducing solution and compared its effectiveness to the normal planting method. Two-way ANOVA analysis revealed that carrot extract can accelerate the growth and propagation of truncheons. The researchers observed the number of leaves, roots, flowers and height of plants treated with carrot extract solution versus a commercial solution. They found that the carrot extract resulted in more leaves and faster stem growth for the kalachuchi plants compared to the commercial solution.

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    Effect of Carrot (Daucus carota) Solution on Kalachuchi (Plumeria rubra) Truncheons

    Proponents:
    Jessie James A. De Guzman
    Beyance Mari T. Baquiran
    Leanne Cristelle P. Dela Cruz
    Neil Silvestre

    Abstract
    Effect Carrot Extract on truncheons was conducted to produce a root inducing

    solution, test its effectiveness in terms of its root induction and propagation and to compare

    its effectiveness with the normal way of planting trees using the cutting method. This study

    aimed to produce a root inducing solution using Carrot extract as the main material. Two-

    way Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) revealed that the alternative hypothesis “Carrot Extract

    can fasten the growth and propagation of truncheons”. For the results, to prove that the study

    carrot extract is capable of being an alternative root inducing solution on truncheons. The

    researchers will found out by testing both different kind of root inducing solution, the

    alternative and commercialized root inducing solution in observing the number of leaves,

    roots, flower and height of the plant. The effect of Carrot Extract was tested by the changes

    done by the extract to the truncheon and the number of leaves, roots, flowers and height of

    the plant being present in the entire experimentation and observation. By that, the researchers

    recommend that to fasten the root inducing process, increase the amount of Carrot extract to

    be used as a root inducing solution.

    Introduction
    It has been the practice to plant trees by seedlings or cuttings, but it takes a very long

    time for a tree to grow. This is costly since regular watering, fertilization, and fencing are

    still needed. Carrot extract and ethyl alcohol are found to have growth and rooting
    hormones. That is considered when combined produce a root inducing solution which helps

    the rapid growth of truncheon. Plant hormones as testosterone, estrogen, or even adrenaline.

    Hormones are chemical signals that coordinate the different parts of an organism.

    Naphthalene is an organic compound with its simplest polyclic aromatic hydrocarbon, and is

    a white crystalline solid. It has growth hormones and auxins. One of these is carrots. The

    characteristic of the carrots is that they contain beta-carotene, a component found in orange

    vegetables. Kalachuchi is a small, deciduous tree, 3-7 meters high, with a crooked trunk,

    smooth and shining stems, succulent, with abundant sticky, milky latex. The carrot property

    most of the benefits can be attributed to their beta-carotene and fiber content. Carrot extract

    helps grow plants with growth hormones. Hard and woody stems are hard to stem cut

    because it is more difficult to root the wood, and the wood is firm and does not bend easily.

    Methodology

    The entire experimentation was conducted at Barangay Compania, Tumauini, Isabela,

    Researcher’s residence. Wash the carrots to remove the dirt then, weigh 15g of carrots, after

    weighing. Using a knife, and a chopping board, chop the carrots into cubes then place the

    carrot cuts in the blender. Measure 15ml of distilled water and then mix this inside the

    blender. Then blend the cubes with distilled water. After the extraction, place the extract on

    a clean container, do this in all the treatments and replicates. Cut a circular Styrofoam to

    cover the top of the container then make a hole at the center of the styro. Cut 24 pieces of

    mature stem of Kalachuchi plant with the length of 6 inches long and insert them at the

    center of the styro. Be sure that the tip of the stem will directly in contact with the extract.

    After 12-14 days. Observe the changes in the root induction; record all the observed changes

    done by the extract to the truncheon. Count the roots who have grown the measure of the

    height of the truncheon and If there are leaves who grow.


    Results and Discussion

    Based on the conducted experimentation, it is better to use Carrot extract as root

    inducing solution than the Commercialized root inducing solution in the propagation of

    truncheons. Based from the gathered data. In the number of leaves, Treatment 3 has the

    highest mean that gained the mean of 2.8 in each replicate it has the most number of leaves

    and one of the replicate is about to bud one flower, while the control treatment has the lowest

    mean of leaves that gained 1, In Treatment 1 it gained the mean of 1.3, and in Treatment 2 it

    gained the mean of 1.8. As of the height of the stem, Treatment 3 has the highest mean that

    gained a mean of 6.8, while in the control treatment has the lowest mean that gained 6.2, In

    Treatment 1 gained the mean of 6.2, and In Treatment 2 gained the mean of 6.3. As of the

    result, the kalachuchi stem grow more leaves and make the stem grow faster in the Carrot

    Extract than in than the commercial growth solution.

    Acknowledgement

    The researchers would like to send their sincerest thank you and heartfelt gratitude to the

    following people who guided them in making and conducting their study. To the School

    Principal, Mrs. Evelyn Bumanglag, for the support and for allowing the researchers to

    conduct the study inside the school premises.To Ma’am Maria Teresa L. Aresta, the

    researchers’ adviser, for encouraging them to conduct the study, for guiding them in making

    the research paper, for yielding them to become good researchers and especially for her

    unending support and efforts. To their loving parents, for their guidance, overflowing support

    and love to the researchers. Lastly, to the Almighty God, for giving them knowledge,

    wisdom, good health, and strength for them to be able to do their roles properly, to be able to

    think clearly and for keeping them away from danger while the study was conducted.
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