Effectiveness of Banana (Musa Paradisiaca) Peel as Fertilizer to Plant Growth

A Research Paper

Presented to the faculty of Tagaytay City Science National High School-Integrated Senior High

School

S.Y. 2020-2021

In Partial fulfillment
Of the requirements in Research
Science Curriculum

Jea Peralta
Jared Miguel Batino
Mhark Denzel Andag
Rob Edmund Dinglasan

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 Abstract

Dumped banana peels can cause so many harmful effects to human health especially for those
who pretty much get their foods in dumps.The number of banana peels being dumped is
increasing all over the year.If it decompose it will have a benefit for our environment but the
time for it to decompose is the problem,it takes 2 years just for it to decompose and have a
benefit. There are so many things to do to make banana peels less harmful in the span of that 2
years,banana peels can be used as a material to make a soap and it can even be used as an
organic fertilizer.Making the banana peel a fertilizer makes it beneficial but also not harmful to
humans health.This study also investigate if the banana peel fertilizer has an effect to plant
growth.

The researchers will purchase 1 kg of Bananas (Musa Paradisiaca) from their local super
market or the banana peel can also be gathered in the researchers houseThe researchers will
carefully remove the banana peels and set the banana peels to dry in the sun. The time depends
on the heat of the sun and the type of weather during the experiment. However, to successfully
dry out the peels the amount of time it took was 3 to 5 days. To speed up the process, the
researchers placed the banana peels in the oven for 30 minutes at a temperature of 160 degrees
Fahrenheit. When the banana peels have dried completely, the researchers will either grind them
with a grinder or blend them with a blender. The researchers check to see if the dried, banana
peelings have turned into a fine powder. That’s when the finished product is now complete and
ready for testing.

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 Table of Contents
Contents
Title Page…………………………………………………………………………………………1
Abstract……………………………………………………………………………………….......2
Table of Contents…………………………………………………………………………………3
List of Tables……………………………………………………………………………………..4
List of Figures…………………………………………………………………………………….4

Chapter 1: Introduction…………………………………………………………………………5
Statement of the Problem……………………………………………………………6
Goals/Expected Outcomes/Hypotheses……………………………………………...6
Significance of the Study……………………………………….................................7
Scope and Limitation………………………………………………………………...7
Definition of Terms………………………………………………………………….8
Conceptual Framework……………………………………………………………...9
Research Paradigm…………………………………………………………………..10
Chapter 2: Review of Related Literature……………………………………………………….11
Chapter 3: Methodology………………………………………………………………………..15
Chapter 4: Results and Discussion……………………………………………………………..20
Chapter 5: Conclusion………………………………………………………………………….23
Bibliography……………………………………………………………………………………25
Acknowledgement……………………………………………………………………………...28
Appendices
Appendix A: Gant Chart……………………………………………………………29
Appendix B: Raw Data……………………………………………………………..30
Appendix C: Hypothesis Testing…………………………………………………...31
Appendix D: Personal Information of the Researchers……………………………..33

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 List of Tables

Table 1
Materials that are to be used in this study are Banana
Peels…………………………………………………………………………………………….17

Table 2
Equipment and utensils used n the preparation on the production of Banana (Musa Paradisiaca)
Peel as fertilizer…………………………………………………………………………………17

Table 3
Results of Phytochemical Screening from MJHR……………………………………………..20

Table 4
Comparing the growth of the plant without using fertilizer and using the banana peel as
fertilizer…………………………………………………………………………………………22

List of Figures
Figure 1
Input Process Output Model of the Effectiveness of Banana
(Musa Paradisiaca)………………………………………………………………………………9
Figure 2
Process Flow Sheet for the Preparation of Knowing the Effectiveness of Banana
(Musa Paradisiaca) Peel Fertilizer………………………………………………………………10

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 Chapter I
Introduction

Background of the Study

Every year the amount of dumped banana peels is increasing and causing more harmful

effects to human health. Banana peels take almost 2 years to decompose and for it to have a

helpful effect for our environment. To think about, 2 years is a long time for a banana peel to

decompose. It could cause some harmful effects to human health before it even decompose.

There are so many things to do to make banana peels less harmful in the span of that 2 years,

banana peels can be used as a material to make a soap and it can even be used as an organic

fertilizer.

Organic fertilizers comprise a variety of plant-derived materials that range from fresh or

dried plant material to animal manures and litters to agricultural by-products (Wohlfarth and

Schroeder, 1979; Das and Jana, 2003; Kumar et al., 2004).Some commercials fertilizer contains

N (nitrogen), P (phosphorus) and K (potassium).To think about, banana peels have 2 of these

which are phosphorus and potassium but unfortunately banana peels didn’t have nitrogen. By

making the banana peel a fertilizer, the amount of dumped banana peel can be reduced but

making it a fertilizer will not lose its helpful effect to our environment and it can also help

farmers to save money by using banana peel as a substitute fertilizer.

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Statement of the Problem

The study entitled “Effectiveness of Banana (Musa Paradisiaca) Peel as Fertilizer to Plant

Growth” aims to test the potential of the banana peel as a fertilizer, this answers the following

question:

1. Does the banana peel have any phytochemicals in it?

2. Does it affect the growth of the plant?

3. Is there a significant difference between the plant growth of the plant that have banana

peel fertilizer and the plant with no fertilizer?

Goals/Expected Outcomes/Hypothesis

1. The banana peel has no phytochemicals in it.

2. It does not affect the growth of plant.

3. There is no significant difference between the plant growth of the plant that have banana

peel fertilizer and the plant with no fertilizer.

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Significance of the study

This study will help the plant to improve the plant’s growth. The banana peel contains

potassium that is part of the big 3 or NPK along with phosphorus and nitrogen that is needed

to make a good fertilizer for a plant. The banana peel is actually rich in potassium. The

potassium also helps to control the exchange of water vapor, carbon dioxide and oxygen.

Potassium is a very important element in making fertilizer the lack of potassium may affect

the plants growth so therefore the banana peel will make a good fertilizer. The making of

banana peel fertilizer will help to reduce the agricultural waste at this time the agricultural

waste is rapidly increasing because of the increase of production of banana.

Scope and limitation

This study will focus on the development of fertilizer using banana peel. This includes

the collecting of banana peel, drying of banana peel, grinding the dried banana peel, testing

how it will affect the plants growth, does it have a difference effect to plant growth of plant

with no fertilizer, does it have any phytochemicals in it, gathering data analysis and finally

arriving on the conclusions. However, there are possible problems that you may encounter

when it comes to the use of the fertilizer. According to banana-peels-fertilizer-plants is that

you may attract flies and other pest in the making of the banana peel as fertilizer.

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Definition of terms

NPK/BIG 3– stands for nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium

Fertilizer – a natural substance that is added to the soil to increase the fertility of plant

Animal manure - are solid, semisolid, and liquid that are generated by an animal

Potassium – is associated with the movement of water, nutrients and carbohydrates in plant

tissue

Banana peel – outer covering of banana fruit

Agricultural waste – is waste that is produced as a result of various agricultural operation

Plant growth – could be defined as increasing of plant volume and mass

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Conceptual Framework

Input Process Output

One plant with The Effectiveness of

banana peel effectiveness of Banana (Musa

fertilizer and one the fertilizer to Paradisiaca)

with no fertilizer the plant growth Peel as

will be Fertilizer to

determined by Plant Growth

comparing the

plant growth of

the plant with

fertilizer and the

one with no

fertilizer.
Figure1.1 Input Process Output Model of the Effectiveness of Banana (Musa Paradisiaca)

Peel as Fertilizer to Plant Growth

Figure 1.1 describes the conceptual framework wherein the input is the different

amount of banana (Musa Paradisiaca) peel fertilizer

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Research Paradigm

Gathering banana peels

Drying banana peels

Grinding the dried banana peel

Containing the dried banana peel in a dry banana peel

Plant with banana peel fertilizer Plant with no fertilizer

Gathering the data

Interpreting the data

Figure1.2 Process Flow Sheet for the Preparation of Knowing the Effectiveness of the Banana

(Musa Paradisiaca) Peel Fertilizer

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 Chapter II

Review of Related Literature

Review of Related Literature

According to Britannica, a fertilizer is a natural or an artificial substance that contains chemical

components that enhance the growth of plants. Fertilizers also enrich the fertility of the soil and

replaces lost nutrients from the soil used up by the plants.

Also, according to them, fertilizers made from composts and manure is as old as agriculture.

Also, current chemical fertilizers are developed to contain one or more of these elements:

phosphorous, nitrogen, and potassium. These elements are the most important elements in plant

growth. They also may contain sulfur, magnesium, and calcium as additional nutrients.

According to Utah State University, a fertilizer is a material that sustains and equip plants one

or more of the elements required for plant growth.

According to Harvard School of Public Health, the scientific name for banana is Musa, from

the Musaceae family of flowering tropical plants, which distinctively showcases the banana fruit

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clustered at the top of the plant. Although some looks at it in a negative way, bananas have a

great nutritional value, and may even be the first one to be a “super food”, plugged by the

American Medical Association in the early 20th century as children’s health food and treatment

for celiac disease.

Banana peels are good for gardens because they contain 42 percent potassium, one of the three

major components of fertilizer along with nitrogen and phosphorus. In fact, banana peels have

the highest organic sources of potassium.

Potassium help plants in transporting nutrients and water throughout the plant. This also

enhance plants’ stems and helps fighting diseases. Potassium is significant in creating flowers,

and is the reason why fruits taste better. This also help the plants to be resistant from drought.

Without this, plants grow poorly in general.

You can just bury banana peels near your plants where they will give out the nutrients as they

break down. You can also brew it in a jar with water.

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Review of Related Legal Basis

Hereby stated in Republic Act No. 9147 Section 15 “Collection and utilization of biological

resources for scientific research and not for commercial purposes shall be allowed upon

execution of an undertaking/agreement with and issuance of a gratuitous permit by the Secretary

or the authorized representative: Provided, That prior clearance from concerned bodies shall be

secured before the issuance of the gratuitous permit.”

Review of Related Studies

According to H. S. Hussein et al. (2019), there are many nutrients found in a banana, and these

nutrients can be used to make many useful materials in different ways.

Because of this study, it imposes that a banana peel has many nutrients that can be benefitted

by the researchers as they are great for gardening, source of fiber, and more. Also, a banana has

more benefits to the people as a source of antioxidants, teeth whitener, meat tenderizer, polishing

agent, and as a beauty product.

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 According to Sudha K. et al. (2015), a banana peel forms 18-33% of a banana and is

considered a waste product. Nowadays, banana peels are not used for any other purposes aside

from gardening and is mostly dumped as a solid waste tremendously.

According to Wolfe et al. (2003), Sotillo et al. (1994) and Larrauri et al. (2003), banana peels

are the good sources of polyphenols, carotenoids and other bioactive compounds which possess

various beneficial effects on human health.

According to Emaga et al. (2007), a banana peel is also rich in dietary fiber, proteins, essential

amino acids, polyunsaturated fatty acids and potassium.

According to Brad berry (2017), the nutrients that are found in a banana peel are essential and

can be broken down quickly.

According to the study of Gebregergs et al. (2016), they used banana peels for the production

of bioethanol by using the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae.

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 Chapter III

Methodology

Kind of Research

The kind of research that the researchers will conduct is experimental research. An

experimental research means is supporting, refuting or validating a hypothesis. According to

Harland D. experiments offer insights into the cause and effect by showing what effects arise

while manipulating a specific factor. The experimental group of this study will be the Banana

Peel as Fertilizer, because the researchers can manipulate the factors in the Banana peels as

fertilizer. While the controlled group is the commercial fertilizer.

Research Design

The researchers will be using two-group design for this study. This design will be used as a

basis of comparison among the properties of Banana peel as fertilizer than the most commonly

used fertilizer. The independent variable is the banana peelings

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Research Instrument

In this study the researchers will be using observation. The researchers will use observation

cause the researchers will observe the growth of the plant. the researchers will use all five senses

to examine the tested plant.

Setting of The Study

The setting of the study will take place at the researcher’s home.

Data Gathering Collection

The researchers will test and gather data of the fertilizer in their homes.

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Material

The materials that are to be used in this study are banana peels.

Materials Quantity
Banana Peels 1kg

Equipment and Utensils

The equipment and utensils used in the preparation on the production of “Banana (Musa

Paradisiaca) Peel as Fertilizer” are tray, blender or grinder and a container with a lid.

Equipment & Utensils Units

Tray 1
Blender or Grinder 1
Container with Lid 1
Oven

General Procedure

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 The researchers will purchase 1 kg of Bananas (Musa Paradisiaca) from their local super

market. The researchers will carefully remove the banana peels and set the banana peels to dry in

the sun. The time depends on the heat of the sun and the type of weather during the experiment.

However, to successfully dry out the peels the amount of time it took was 3 to 5 days. To speed

up the process, the researchers placed the banana peels in the oven for 30 minutes at a

temperature of 160 degrees Fahrenheit. When the banana peels have dried completely, the

researchers will either grind them with a grinder or blend them with a blender. The researchers

check to see if the dried, banana peelings have turned into a fine powder. That’s when the

finished product is now complete and ready for testing.

Statistical Treatment

The researchers will use the t-Test of independent means to answer the null hypothesis in this

study.

Where:

t = t-test of independent means

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 SP = Pooled Variance

n=number of groups

=variance of the first sample

=variance of the second sample

The calculated t value of 0.32 with df 22 at 5% level of significance is less define by -t 2.5 =

-2.074 and t 2.5 = 2.074. The t-value obtained is significant. This means that there is a difference

between the plant growth of the plant that has banana peel fertilizer and with no fertilizer.

Chapter IV

Results and Discussion

Phytochemical screening analysis of Banana (Musa Paradisiaca) peels various extracts

Phytochemical Ethanol Extract

Flavonoids +

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 Carbohydrates +
Reducing Sugar +
Tannins +
Saponins +
Anthraquinones -
Steroids -
Alkaloids +
Glycosides -
Phytosterols -
Phenols +
Terpenoids -
Table 4.1 Results of Phytochemical Screening from MJHR

Note: ( + ) Present ( - ) Absent

The table 4.1 above shows the results of the phytochemical screening of Banana (Musa

Paradisiaca) peels. Ethanol was used as an extract for it is non-toxic and it can be converted into

animal feed or organic fertilizers. Flavonoids, carbohydrates, reducing sugar, tannins, saponins,

alkaloids, phenols were present and it seems that anthraquinones, steroids, glycosides,

phytosterols and terpenoids are absent in the plant sample.

The main purpose of this study is to determine the Effectiveness of Banana (Musa

Paradisiaca) Peel as Fertilizer to Plant Growth.

Specifically, it sought to answer the following questions:

1. Does the banana peel have any phytochemicals in it?

2. Does it affect the growth of the plant?

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3. Is there a significant difference between the plant growth of the plant that have banana peel

fertilizer and the plant with no fertilizer?

With the Banana Peel Fertilizer Without the Fertilizer

100

80

60

40

20

0
Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12

Table 4.2 Comparing the growth of the plant without using fertilizer and using the banana

peelings as fertilizer

Table 4.2 shows the comparison of using and no using the banana peeling fertilizer. The plant

used to test the effectiveness of banana (Musa Paradisiaca) peel as fertilizer was sunflowers

(Helianthus) for the fertilizer has nutrients that the sunflower needs. It can be seen 79.37cm the

highest growth over 12 weeks. However, the plant without the fertilizer only had grown 75cm or

2ft.

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 Chapter V

Conclusion

The main objectives of this study are to make a fertilizer out of banana peel and know if its

effective in a way that it can improve the plant growth. To do that, the researcher will need to a

test between the plant with banana peel fertilizer and plant with no fertilizer.

The result of phytochemical screening showed that the banana (Musa Paradisiaca) contains

flavonoids, carbohydrates, reducing sugar, tannins, saponins, alkaloids and phenols. This means

that the first null hypothesis is rejected.

Base from table 4.2, the plant with the banana peel fertilizer shows more growth than the plant

with no fertilizer. In week 12, it is measured that the plant height of the one using the banana

peel fertilizer is 100cm or 3ft while the one that didn’t use the fertilizer has a height of 75cm or

2ft.It can be said that there is a significant difference between using the banana peel fertilizer and

not using it/not using any fertilizer.Therefore, the third null hypothesis is rejected.

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 Also basing from table 4.2, it is proven that the fertilizer affects the plant growth. Thus, the

second null hypothesis is rejected

For further research, different experimentation can be done to know the effectives of the

fertilizer out of banana peel. It can be compared to some commonly used fertilizer is

recommended so as to further test the effectiveness of the banana peel fertilizer. By doing this,

the researchers can check if the banana peel fertilizer have some differences and similarity on

effect to plant growth. It is also recommended to ask an expert in the field of fertilizer or

agriculture.

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 Acknowledgement

The researchers would like to express their deepest gratitude to the following people who

guided and helped the researchers throughout the study.

First of all, to the Almighty God for the gift of knowledge, persistence, and patience to

accomplish the research study.

Families and friends for the love, care, moral, financial support and for everything.

Mr. Christian L. Luna, the research adviser, and teacher for the time of advice which

contributed great deed to the success of the study. He,also helped the researchers by teaching the

researchers the rules of making a great research paper.

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 Appendix A

Gantt Chart

Formulating the study entitled “ Effectiveness of Banana (Musa Paradisiaca) Peel as Fertilizer
to Plant Growth” and making of the product.
March 2021 April May June

W1 W2 W3 W4 W1 W2 W3 W4 W1 W2 W3 W4 W1
Identify research
area

Formulate research
questions
Setting the research
design and methods

Preparing the
materials
Data collection

Data analysis
Results and
discussion

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 Appendix B

Raw Data

Week Height of plant with Banana (Musa Height of Plant with

Paradisiaca) Peel Fertilizer No Fertilizer

1 10.62 6.25

2 16.87 12.5

3 23.12 18.75

4 29.37 25

5 35.62 31.25

6 41.87 37.5

7 48.12 43.75

8 54.37 50

9 60.62 56.25

10 66.87 62.5

11 73.12 68.75

12 79.37 75

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 Appendix C

Hypothesis Testing

Level of Significance

ɑ=0.05 or 5% level of significance

Type of Test

Two−tailed Test or Non−directional

X̄ ₁= With banana fertilizer

X̄ ₂= Without banana fertilizer

X̄ ₁ ≠ X̄ ₂

df= n₁+n₂−2

= 12+12−2

= 24−2

df= 22

t-value= ±2.074

X̄ ₁= ∑x / n

= 539.94 / 12

X̄ ₁= 44.995

X̄ ₂= ∑x / n

= 487.5 / 12

X̄ ₂= 40.625

SD²₁ =
(10.62−44.995)²+(16.87−44.995)²+(23.12−44.995)²+(29.37−44.995)²+(35.62−44.995)²+(41.87−44.995)²+(

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48.12−44.995)²+(54.37−44.995)²+(60.62−44.995)²+(66.87−44.995)²+(73.12−44.995)²+(79.87−44.995)² /
12−1

= (-34.375)²+(-28.125)²+(-21.875)²+(15.625)²+(-9.375)²+(-
3.125)²+(3.125)²+(9.375)²+(55.625)²+(61.875)²+68.125)²+(74.375)² / 11

= 1181.64+791.01+478.51+244.14+87.89+9.76+9.76+87.89+3094.14+3628.51+4641.0145531.64 /
11

= 19976.14 / 11

SD²₁ = 1816.01

SD²₂ =
(6.25−40.625)²+(12.5−40.625)²+(18.75−40.625)²+(25−40.625)²+(31.25−40.625)²+(37.5−40.625)²+(43.75−
40.625)²+(50−40.625)²+(56.25−40.625)²+(62.5−40.625)²+(68.75−40.625)²+(75−40.625)² / 12.−1

= (-34.375)²+(-28.125)²+(-21.875)²+(-15.625)²+(-9.375)²+(-
3.125)²+(3.125)²+(9.375)²+(15.625)²+(21.875)²+(28.125)²+(34.375)² / 11

= 1181.64+791.01+478.51+244.14+87.89+9.76+9.79+244.14+478.51+791.01+1181.64 / 11

= 5498.01 / 11

SD²₂ = 499.82

Sp = √ (12−1) 1816. 01 + (12-1) 499.82 / 12+12-2

= √ (11) 1816.01 + (11) 499.82 / 24-2

= √ 19976.11 + 5498.02 / 22

= √ 25474.16 / 22

= √ 1157.91

Sp = 34.02

t = 44.995 – 40.625 / 34.02 √ (1/12)+(1/12)

= 4.37 / 34.02 √ 0.0083 + 0.0083
= 4.37 / 34.02 √ 0.166
= 4.37 / 34.02(0.4)
= 4.37 / 13.6
t = 0.32

Appendix D

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 Personal Information of the Researchers
I. PERSONAL INFORMATION

Name Jared Miguel M. Batino

Birth Date 31 August 2006
Age 14
Birth Place Biñan, Laguna
Home Address Silang, Cavite   
Contact Number 09665579322
Email Address jaredmiguelbatino@gmail.com
Sex Male
Civil status Single
Parents Monalene Marifosque, Jerby Batino
Nationality Filipino
Religion Seventh-day Adventist

II. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Kinder Holy Redeemer School of Dasmariñas  

Elementary Puting Kahoy Elementary School
High School TCSNHS-ISHS

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 III. HONORS/AWARDS RECEIVED

Elementary
Grade 1 N/A
Grade 2 N/A
Grade 3 N/A
Grade 4 1st Honor
Grade 5 With Honors
Grade 6 With Honors
High School
Grade 7 With Honors
Grade 8 With Honors

IV. RESEARCH CONDUCTED

Grade 7 Mosquito Repellent out of Garlic and Orchids 

Grade 8 Utilization of Sargassum as Bioplastic 
Grade 9 Effectiveness of Banana (Musa Paradisiaca) Peel to Plant Growth

V. ORGANIZATIONS

Elementary Supreme Pupils' Government (President) 

High School  N/A
I. PERSONAL INFORMATION

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 Name Jea C. Peralta

Birth Date 18 June 2004

Age 16

Birth Place Makati City

Home Address Kaybagal South, Tagaytay City

Contact Number 09975066022

Email Address jeacentenoperalta@gmail.com

Sex Female

Civil status Single

Parents Cutiepie Nilfil L. Peralta 

Nadeja Joy C. Peralta

Nationality Filipino

Religion Christian

II. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Kinder Pag-asa Bible Baptist Academy 

Elementary Timothy Christian Academy

High School TCSNHS-ISHS

III. HONORS/AWARDS RECEIVED

Elementary

Grade 1 Honor A

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 Grade 2 Honor A

Grade 3 Honor A

Grade 4 Honor A

Grade 5 Honor A

Grade 6 Honor A

High School

Grade 7 With Honors

Grade 8 With Honors

IV. RESEARCH CONDUCTED

Grade 7 Biofuel out of Algae

Grade 8 Utilization of Sargassum as Bioplastic

Grade 9 Effectiveness of Banana (Musa Paradisiaca) Peel to Plant Growth

V. ORGANIZATIONS

Elementary N/A

High School N/A

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 I. PERSONAL INFORMATION

Name Rob Edmund O. Dinglasan 

Birth Date 15 August 2006

Age 14
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Birth Place Quezon City 

Home Address   Emilio Aguinaldo, Cavite

Contact Number 09565660588

Email Address reshieldinglasan@gmail.com

Sex Male

Civil status Single

Parents Edmund B. Dinglasan 

Reshiel O. Dinglasan  

Nationality Filipino

Religion Roman Catholic

II. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Kinder Blessed Child Kiddie School 

Elementary Petal Preparatory School Inc.   

High School TCSNHS-ISHS

III. HONORS/AWARDS RECEIVED

Elementary

Grade 1 N/A

Grade 2 N/A

Grade 3 With Honors

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 Grade 4 With Honors 

Grade 5 With Honors

Grade 6 With Honors 

High School

Grade 7 With Honors

Grade 8 With Honors

IV. RESEARCH CONDUCTED

Grade 7 N/A

Grade 8 Utilization of Sargassum as Bioplastic   

Grade 9  Effectiveness of Banana (Musa Paradisiaca) Peel to Plant Growth

V. ORGANIZATIONS

Elementary N/A

High School N/A

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 I. PERSONAL INFORMATION

Name Mhark Denzel C. Andag

Birth Date 20 August 2006

Age 14

Birth Place Alfonso, Cavite

Home Address General Emilio Aguinaldo, Cavite

Contact Number 09951020094

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Email Address mharkdenzel092@gmail.com

Sex Male

Civil status Single

Parents Allen C. Andag

Rhondel Mark B. Andag

Nationality Filipino

Religion Roman Catholic

II. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Preschool Blessed Child RIC School

Elementary Bailen Elementary School

High School TCSNHS-ISHS 

III . HONORS/AWARDS RECEIVED

Elementary

Grade 1 With Honors

Grade 2 With Honors

Grade 3 With Honors

Grade 4 With Honors

Grade 5 With Honors

Grade 6 With Honors

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High School

Grade 7 With Honors

Grade 8 With Honors

IV. RESEARCH CONDUCTED

Grade 7 Solar Panel out of Compact Disks 

Grade 8 Utilization of Sargassum As Biolplastic  

Grade 9 Effectiveness of Banana (Musa Paradisiaca) Peel to Plant Growth  

V. ORGANIZATIONS

Elementary N/A 

High School N/A

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