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    This study aims to compare the effectiveness of oregano leaves as an insecticide versus a chemical insecticide on eggplant plants. It hypothesizes that there will be a significant difference in the number and types of pests, as well as the yield and quality of eggplants, between the two treatments. Specifically, the study will test how long it takes oregano to repel insects, the number of insects it repels, and its ability to kill different types of insects. The scope will involve testing three eggplant plants - one without treatment, one with chemical insecticide, and one with oregano insecticide. Key terms defined include oregano, insecticide, eggplants, pests, and chemical fertilizer.

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    This study aims to compare the effectiveness of oregano leaves as an insecticide versus a chemical insecticide on eggplant plants. It hypothesizes that there will be a significant difference in the number and types of pests, as well as the yield and quality of eggplants, between the two treatments. Specifically, the study will test how long it takes oregano to repel insects, the number of insects it repels, and its ability to kill different types of insects. The scope will involve testing three eggplant plants - one without treatment, one with chemical insecticide, and one with oregano insecticide. Key terms defined include oregano, insecticide, eggplants, pests, and chemical fertilizer.

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    This study aims to compare the effectiveness of oregano leaves as an insecticide versus a chemical insecticide on eggplant plants. It hypothesizes that there will be a significant difference in the number and types of pests, as well as the yield and quality of eggplants, between the two treatments. Specifically, the study will test how long it takes oregano to repel insects, the number of insects it repels, and its ability to kill different types of insects. The scope will involve testing three eggplant plants - one without treatment, one with chemical insecticide, and one with oregano insecticide. Key terms defined include oregano, insecticide, eggplants, pests, and chemical fertilizer.

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    This study aims to compare the effectiveness of oregano leaves as an insecticide versus a chemical insecticide on eggplant plants. It hypothesizes that there will be a significant difference in the number and types of pests, as well as the yield and quality of eggplants, between the two treatments. Specifically, the study will test how long it takes oregano to repel insects, the number of insects it repels, and its ability to kill different types of insects. The scope will involve testing three eggplant plants - one without treatment, one with chemical insecticide, and one with oregano insecticide. Key terms defined include oregano, insecticide, eggplants, pests, and chemical fertilizer.

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    BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

    Study about Oregano as an anti-mosquito


    Studies that show mosquitoes are afraid to oregano
    Components of chemical na same sa oregano
    Disadvantage of using chemical fertilizers
    Oregano as insecticide
    Rationale – why did you choose, what is the purpose.

    SIGNIFICANE OF THE STUDY


    Home Owners:
    Farmers:
    Cost Savings:
    Sustainable Agriculture:
    World Health Organization:
    Students:
    HYPHOTHESIS OF THE STUDY
    H0: There is no significant difference between the effects of oregano as an insecticide and a control
    treatment on the number and type of pests on eggplant plants, and on the yield and quality of the
    eggplants produced.
    H1: There is a significant difference between the effects of oregano as an insecticide and a control
    treatment on the number and type of pests on eggplant plants, and on the yield and quality of the
    eggplants produced.
    Statement of the problem
    To what extent does the chemical insecticide and oregano leaves as an insecticide differ in terms
    of their effectiveness to kill insects?
    How may the oregano leaves as an insecticide affect eggplants be described in terms of their:
    2.1 How long it will take to repel insects; and
    2.2 Number of insects repelled
    How may the oregano leaves be described in terms of their ability to kill different types of
    insects?

    Objective of the study


    To determine the difference between the chemical insecticide and oregano leaves as an
    insecticide in terms of their effectiveness to kill insects.
    To describe the influence of oregano leaves as an insecticide on eggplants in terms of:
    2.1 How long it will take to repel insects; and
    2.2 Number of insects repelled
    To describe the oregano leaves in terms of their ability to kill different types of insects

    Scope and delimitation of the study


    The main objective of this study is to determine the effectiveness of oregano leaves as an
    insecticide to eggplant. The researchers will be testing it out to three (3) different plant of
    eggplant; first is without any chemical or oregano insecticide, second is the eggplant with
    chemical insecticide and the third one is eggplant with oregano insecticide.
    The experimentation that will be performed is to discover the effectiveness of oregano as
    insecticide.

    Definition of terms

    OREGANO.

    - A bushy perennial mint (Origanum vulgare) with leaves that are used as a seasoning and
    a source of aromatic oil.
    - Oregano as an alternative to chemical insecticide.
    INSECTICIDE.
    - an agent that destroys one or more species of insects.
    - Are used to kill small pests or insects.
    EGGPLANTS.
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    - a vegetable with shiny dark purple skin that is soft and white inside.
    - This vegetable is what we will use to test if the oregano leaves as an insecticide is
    effective to kill insects.
    PEST.
    - an insect or animal that destroys plants, food, etc.
    - This will

    TOXITY.
    WILD MARJAROM.
    WINTER MARJAROM.
    MOUNTAIN MINT.
    CHEMICAL FERTILIZER.
    ESSENTIAL OIL.
    MOSQUITOES.
    THYMOL.
    ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT.
    EFFICACY.
    CARVACROL.
    PHENOL.
    PLANTS.
    ORGANIC FERTILIZERS.
    REPELLENT.
    SYNTHETIC INSECTICIDES.
    DENGUE.
    A-TERPINENE.
    VECTOR CONTROL PROGRAMS.
    MALARIA.
    ZIKA.
    AEROSOLS.
    FUNGAL INFECTIONS.
    APHIDS.
    APPLICATION METHOD.
    LACKING DIVERSE MICRONUTRIENTS.

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