Print ISSN: 0016-4139 Online ISSN: 2719-082X
Vol 25, Issue 2
December 2022
Abstract:The study was conducted to document the traditional knowledge and utilization of medicinal plants from the locals residing near Kalikasan Park, Albay, Philippines. Data was collected using semi-structured questionnaires and informal interviews. The survey was participated by 24 informants, 50% of which had secondary education and 42% are aged 50 years old and above. The ethnobotanical importance of the surveyed plants was quantitatively analyzed in terms of 3 parameters: frequency (F), specifici...
Authors: Lilibeth A. Cajuday, Erwin N. Bañares
Keywords: Frequency, Kalikasan Park, Medicinal plants, Reliability, Specificity
Year Published: 2019
PDFAbstract:The study aimed to promote Bicol University’s environmental education in the National Network of Normal Schools (3NS). Using descriptive research, it highlighted the development of tools for environmental education (EP) among Filipino Education students. Included are the following national universities: Bukidnon State University, Mariano Marcos State University, Palawan State University, Pangasinan State University, Philippine Normal University and Visayas State University. Initial analysis wa...
Authors: Leticia M. Lopez
Keywords: Environmental Education (EP), Curriculum Guide, Education Courses Major in Filipino Education, Planning Session
Year Published: 2019
PDFAbstract:Identifying, documenting and analyzing indigenous knowledge systems (IKS) in crop farming can help develop sustainable technologies since those IKS have evolved through the test of time involving several generations of farmers that made the communities survive. This study was conceptualized and conducted under such context. This qualitative and descriptive study involved the most senior and longtime farmers in the study sites as sources of information. Focus group discussion (FGD) was the method...
Authors: Lester M. Narvaez
Keywords: Climate change, Crop farming, Indigenous Knowledge System (IKS)
Year Published: 2019
PDFAbstract:Biofouling has been generally viewed as a negative issue affecting the culture of bivalves around the world. One significant impact of biofouling is the reduction of growth of affected species. To quantify its effect on scallops, meta-analytic techniques were employed using secondary data from best available published studies. Using the random effects model, the study was able to determine a significant reduction in the growth of fouled scallop by about 24%. However, subgroup analysis revealed t...
Authors: Ian Chris R. Buban, Victor S. Soliman
Keywords: effect size, endobionts, epibionts, fouling on net, random effects model, standardized mean difference
Year Published: 2019
PDFAbstract:Scallop production from the wild is undeniably declining due to the natural and man-made perturbations. With this, aquaculture seems to be an essential way to restore and meet the economic demand in marine molluscs, which is one of the important sources of highly nutritious animal protein. Scallop culture falls into two categories: suspended and bottom culture. Though studies are available comparing the growth between these two different culture methods, information on the effect size as a quant...
Authors: Christian D. Cabiles, Victor S. Soliman
Keywords: culture method, growth variability, suspended and bottom culture
Year Published: 2019
PDFAbstract:To further elucidate the potential of the pili and coconut barks in terms of their anticancer activity, their crude extracts were subjected to the sea urchin fertilization assay and Allium cepa test. These tests were conducted in order to determine the cytotoxicity and genotoxicity activities against the test subjects. The generated IC50 values are 0.54 mg/ml and 0.20 mg/ml for Canarium ovatum and Cocos nucifera, respectively. The sea urchin egg cells possess strong sensitivity against toxic age...
Authors: Johann James S. Balbuena, Clea Marie Gredonia, Lilibeth A. Cajuday
Keywords: Pili, Coconut, Cytotoxicity, Genotoxicity, Anticancer, Sea urchin, Allium cepa
Year Published: 2019
PDFAbstract:One of the goals of environmental education is to develop environmentally literate citizens who are equipped with awareness, knowledge, attitudes and skills to make informed and responsible decisions and participate in resolving environmental challenges. Pre-service teacher education is one avenue to promote environmental literacy, hence, there is a need to adequately train pre-service teachers so they can achieve the professional competencies of an environmentally educated person and educator. ...
Authors: Maria Eden A. Ante
Keywords: environmental education, EE integration, environmental concepts and principles
Year Published: 2019
PDFAbstract:The study was designed to assess the value chains of carpet shell and identify areas for improvement. The sites covered were the municipalities along Sorsogon Bay, in the province of Sorsogon, Philippines. It employed the tracer methodology. Only the traders and fisherfolks connected to the concessionaires and exporters were selected as respondents. Primary data were gathered through semi-structured questionnaires. Secondary data were used to establish a good understanding of the carpet shell in...
Authors: Julieta V. Mojados, Viola L. Amano
Keywords: carpet shell, value chain, value chain analysis
Year Published: 2019
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