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    This document outlines a study that aims to determine the effectiveness of Ampalaya (Momordica charantia) leaves, Onion (Allium Cepa) roots, and Ringworm bush (Senna alata) extracts as an alternative mosquito repellent. Specifically, the study seeks to determine which concentration of each plant extract is most effective at repelling mosquitoes and whether there is a significant difference in their effects. The significance of the study is that it could provide the DOST, environment, Department of Health, and farmers with a new, affordable, and natural mosquito repellent made from local plants. The scope is limited to determining the effect of different concentrations of extracts from the three plants on mosquit

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    Chapter I - The research Problem

    Ampalaya (Momordica charantia) leaves, Onion (Allium

    Cepa) roots and Ringworm bush (Senna alata) extracts as

    an alternative repellent for mosquitoes

    Introduction/Background of the study

    Statement of the Problem (General and Specific


    Objectives)

    General objective -This study aims to determine the effect of


    Ampalaya (Momordica charantia) leaves, Onion (Allium Cepa) roots

    and Ringworm bush (Senna alata) extracts as an a alternative

    repellent for mosquitoes

    Specific objective

    Specifically it seeks answers to the following questions:

    1.

    2. Which among the concentrations Ampalaya leaves, Onion roots

    and Ringworm bush extracts as an a alternative repellent for

    vmosquitoes is the most effective?

    3. Is there a significance/difference effect of

    Ampalaya leaves, Onion roots and Ringworm bush extracts to

    mosquitoes?
    Hypothesis (Ho/Null)
    There is no significance effect using

    Significance of the Study Ampalaya (Momordica

    charantia) leaves, Onion (Allium Cepa)roots and

    Ringworm bush (Senna alata) extracts as an alternative

    repellent for mosquitoes.

    Significance of the study


    This will provide brief description in the various

    Significance of the study .This study will benefit the

    following:

    DOST. This study can inform the department of Science and

    Technology (DOST) that Ampalaya leaves, Onion roots and

    Ringworm bush extracts can be used as an alternative repellent

    for mosquitoes.

    Environment: If proven effective, this study will helping

    decreasing the use of some non-organic sanitizers and

    disinfecting. It will naturally reduce spreading dengue from all

    surfaces.

    Department of Health: This can help to reduce people that are

    suffering diseases that are caused by mosquitoes. It can help DOH


    through, by having a new cure that is actually affordable for

    Filipino’s that have the disease caused by the mosquitoes.

    Farmers: If proven effective, it will reduce losses of labor,

    productivity and agricultural incomes, and slows the adoption of

    new agricultural practices.

    Future Researches: The result of the study will serve

    as basis and guide for the future researchers in

    conducting further study regarding the uses of Ampalaya

    (Momordica charantia) leaves ,Onion (Allium Cepa)roots

    and Ringworm bush (Senna alatap) extracts as an

    alternative repellent for mosquitoes

    Scope And Delimitation

    This study focuses on the determining the effect of

    Ampalaya (Momordica charantia )leaves ,Onion (Allium

    Cepa) roots and Ringworm bush (Senna alata) extracts as

    an alternative repellent for mosquitoes. The main

    materials to be used is Ampalaya leaves, Onion roots

    and Ringworm bush. This study is experimental.

    Definition of Terms
    In order to give clarification on our study the following shows

    the definition of terms:


    Bitter melon — also known as bitter gourd or Momordica

    charantia — is a tropical vine that belongs to the

    gourd family and is closely related to zucchini,

    squash, pumpkin, and cucumber. It’s cultivated around

    the world for its edible fruit, which is considered a

    staple in many types of Asian cuisine. The Chinese

    variety is typically long, pale green, and covered

    with wart-like bumps. On the other hand, the Indian

    variety is more narrow and has pointed ends with

    rough, jagged spikes on the rind. In addition to its

    sharp flavor and distinct appearance, bitter melon has

    been associated with several impressive health

    benefits.

    Onion-According to Wikipedia ,the onion also known as

    the bulb onion or common onion, is a vegetable that is

    the most widely cultivated species of the genus

    Allium. Its close relatives include the garlic,

    Scallion ,shallot, leek, chive, and Chinese onion

    Ringworm bush-Senna alata is an important medicinal

    tree, as well as an ornamental flowering plant in the

    subfamily Caesalpinioideae. It also known as emperor's

    candlesticks, candle bush, candelabra bush, Christmas

    candles, empress candle plant, ringworm shrub, or

    candle tree

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