RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

Table 1: Height of plants and number of leaves in week 1

Plant No. Height of Variance Standard Number Variance Standard

plants Deviation of Deviation

leaves

1 (Organic) 14 cm .34 .11 3 0 0

2 (Inorganic) 16 cm 2.34 .5.47 3 0 0

3 (Control) 11 cm 2.66 7.07 3 0 0

The table shows the initial height and number of leaves of the plant.

Table 2: Height of plants and number of leaves in week 2

Plant No. Height of Variance Standard Number Variance Standard

plants Deviation of Deviation

leaves

1 (Organic) 16 cm 0 0 5 .34 .11

2 (Inorganic) 17 cm 1 1 4 .66 .43

3 (Control) 15 cm 1 1 5 .134 .11

The table shows that the height of plant 2 is the highest, next is plant 1, then

plant 3. It also shows that plants 1 and 3 have the most number of leaves and plant 2

has the least amount of leaves.

Table 3: Height of plants and number of leaves in week 3

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 Plant No. Height of Variance Standard Number Variance Standard

plants Deviatio of Deviation

n Leaves

1 (Organic) 23 cm 3.67 13.46 7 1.67 2.78

2 (Inorganic) 18 cm 1.33 1.76 4 1.33 1.76

3 (Control) 17 cm 2.33 5.42 5 .33 .10

The table shows that the height of plant 1 is the highest, next is plant 2, then

plant 3. It also shows that plant 1 has the most number of leaves, next is plant 3 then

plant 2.

Table 4: Height of plants and number of leaves in week 4

Plant No. Height of Variance Standard Number Variance Standard

plants Deviatio of Deviation

n leaves

1 (Organic) 25 cm 3.34 11.15 7 1 1

2 (Inorganic) 19 cm 2.66 7.07 4 2 4

3 (Control) 21 cm .66 .43 7 1 2

The table shows that the height of plant 1 is the highest, next is plant 3, then

plant 2. It also shows that plants 1 and 3 have the most number of leaves and the plant

2 have the least number of leaves.

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Table 5: Height of plants and number of leaves in week 5

Plant No. Height of Variance Standard Number Variance Standard

plants Deviatio of Deviation

n leaves

1 (Organic) 30 cm 5.34 28.51 6 0 0

2 (Inorganic) 22 cm 2.66 7.07 4 2 4

3 (Control) 22 cm 2.66 7.07 8 2 4

The table shows that that the height of plant 1 is the highest, then plants 2 and 3

have the same height. It also shows that plant 3 has the greatest amount of leaves, next

to it is plant 1 then plant 2 has the least amount of leaves.

Table 6: Height of plants and number of leaves in the final observation

Plant No. Height of Variance Standard Number Variance Standard

plants Deviatio of Deviation

n leaves

1 (Organic) 35 cm 7.67 58.82 7 1 1

2 (Inorganic) 22 cm 5.33 28.40 4 2 4

3 (Control) 25 cm 2.33 5.42 7 1 1

The table shows that the height of plant 1 is the highest, next is plant 3 then plant

2. It also shows that plants 1 and 3 have the most number of leaves and the plant 2

have the least number of leaves.

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 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Based on the study, conclusions were drawn. This study conducted by the

researchers proved that the use of fertilizer enhance the growth of plant and organic

fertilizer is more effective than inorganic fertilizer. It is also proven that organic fertilizer

is easier to apply than the inorganic fertilizer. Aside from that, it is affordable, easy to

find and eco-friendly.

It is recommended to the future researchers to be careful when applying urea

because the chemical reaction that takes place when it is applied to the soil can harm

the health of the plant. It is also suggested to use pesticide to control weeds, avoid

insect infestation and diseases.

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 BIBLIOGRAPHY

http://home.howstuffworks.com/question181.htm

https://www.slideshare.net/adkholkute/urea-poisoning

https://www.planetnatural.com/product-category/organic-gardening/organic-fertilizers/

https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/garden-how-to/soil-fertilizers/types-of-organic-

fertilizer.htm

http://homeguides.sfgate.com/urea-fertilizer-48588.html

http://homeguides.sfgate.com/advantages-inorganic-fertilizer-71850.html

https://www.epa.gov/safepestcontrol/why-we-use-pesticides

http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1081/CSS-200062434

M. Anwar,D. D. Patra ,S. Chand,Kumar Alpesh,A. A. Naqvi &S. P. S. Khanuja

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 APPENDICES

Procedures in conducting the comparative study:

Figure 2: The loam soil inside each sack

Figure 3: Eggplant seedlings planted

Figure 4: Plants watered

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Figure 5: Organic fertilizer (carabao manure)

Figure 6: Inorganic fertilizer (Urea)

Figure 7: Height of plants measured

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Figure 8: Organic plant in week 6

Figure 9: Inorganic plant in week 6

Figure 10: Control plant in week 6

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Computation in Table 1: Height of plants and number of leaves in week 1

Variance= ∑ ( x - x )2 SD=√∑ ( x - x )2 X=
∑x
n

=12.65 = √12.65 =13.66

=3.55

Variance= ∑ ( x - x )2 SD=√∑ ( x - x )2 X=
∑x
n

=0 = √0 =3

=0

Computation in Table 2: Height of plants and number of leaves in week 2

Variance= ∑ ( x - x )2 SD=√∑ ( x - x )2 X=
∑x
n

=2 = √2 =16

=1.41

Variance= ∑ ( x - x )2 SD=√∑ ( x - x )2 X=
∑x
n

=.65 = √.65 =4.66

=.80

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Computation in Table 3: Height of plants and number of leaves in week 3

Variance= ∑ ( x - x )2 SD=√∑ ( x - x )2 X=
∑x
n

=20.64 = 20.64 =19.33

=4.54

Variance= ∑ ( x - x )2 SD=√∑ ( x - x )2 X=
∑x
n

=4.64 = √4.64 =5.33

=2.15

Computation in Table 4: Height of plants and number of leaves in week 4

Variance= ∑ ( x - x )2 SD=√∑ ( x - x )2 X=
∑x
n

=61.22 = √61.22 =21.66

=7.82

Variance= ∑ ( x - x )2 SD=√∑ ( x - x )2 X=
∑x
n

=6 = √6 =6

=2.44

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Computation in Table 5: Height of plants and number of leaves in week 5

Variance= ∑ ( x - x )2 SD=√∑ ( x - x )2 X=
∑x
n

=42.65 = √42.65 =24.66

=6.53

Variance= ∑ ( x - x )2 SD=√∑ ( x - x )2 X=
∑x
n

=8 = √8 =6

=2.82

Computation in Table 6: Height of plants and number of leaves in the final

observation

Variance= ∑ ( x - x )2 SD=√∑ ( x - x )2 X=
∑x
n

=92.64 = √92.64 =27.33

=9.62

Variance= ∑ ( x - x )2 SD=√∑ ( x - x )2 X=
∑x
n

=6 = √6 =6

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=2.44

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