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    This chapter presents data from an experiment testing the effectiveness of neem leaves and lemongrass solutions against fruit flies on guava plants. Tables of data show that neem/lemongrass solutions at different concentrations and a commercial pesticide all successfully repelled fruit flies over 72 hours, while a distilled water control did not. Statistical analysis found no significant differences between the natural and commercial treatments. The chapter goes on to discuss, conclude on, and recommend applications of these findings.

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    This chapter presents data from an experiment testing the effectiveness of neem leaves and lemongrass solutions against fruit flies on guava plants. Tables of data show that neem/lemongrass solutions at different concentrations and a commercial pesticide all successfully repelled fruit flies over 72 hours, while a distilled water control did not. Statistical analysis found no significant differences between the natural and commercial treatments. The chapter goes on to discuss, conclude on, and recommend applications of these findings.

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    Chapter IV

    PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA

    This part of the study includes presentation, analysis and interpretation of

    data on the effectiveness of Neem leaves and Lemongrass solution against

    Drosophilia melanogaster (Fruit Flies) on Psidium guajava (Guava). Also,

    attached here are the statistics and graphs.

    Table 1. Data on the Number of Fruit Flies

    TREATMENT PLANT NO. NO. OF FRUIT FLIES x̅


    T1 – Distilled water 1 4
    2 6
    3 3
    Total 3 13 4.33
    T2 – 1:1 1 0

    100g neem leaves : 100g 2 0


    3 0
    lemongrass
    Total 3 0 0
    T3 – 1:2 1 0
    2 0
    100g neem leaves : 200g 3 0
    lemongrass
    Total 3 0 0
    T4 – 2:1 1 0
    2 0
    200g neem leaves : 100g 3 0
    lemongrass
    Total 3 0 0
    T5– Commercial pesticides 1 0
    2 0
    3 0
    Total 3 0 0
    Grand Total 15 13
    Grand Mean 0.86
    This table shows the data on the number of fruit flies on various

    treatments prior to treatment data.

    Table 2. Number of repelled fruit flies twenty-four (24) hours after the application
    of treatment.

    Treatment R1 R2 R3
    Distilled water 1 2 1
    Trial 1 (1:1) neem leaves 0 0 0
    and lemongrass solution
    Trial 2 (1:2) neem leaves 0 0 0
    and lemongrass solution
    Trial 3 (2:1) neem leaves 0 0 0
    and lemongrass solution
    Commercial pesticides 0 0 0

    The table shows that Treatment 1 (distilled water) has no progress in

    repelling the pest. It is seen that all the concentration has repelled fruit flies like

    the commercial pesticide.

    Table 3. Number of eradicated fruit flies forty-eight (48) hours after the
    application of treatment.

    Treatment R1 R2 R3
    Distilled water 2 2 1
    Trial 1 (1:1) neem leaves 0 0 0
    and lemongrass solution
    Trial 2 (1:2) neem leaves 0 0 0
    and lemongrass solution
    Trial 3 (2:1) neem leaves 0 0 0
    and lemongrass solution
    Commercial pesticides 0 0 0

    The result shows that the three concentrations including the commercial

    pesticide has effectively repelled fruit flies on guava plant.


    Table 4. Number eradicated fruit flies seventy-two (72) hours after the application
    of treatment.

    Treatment R1 R2 R3
    Distilled water 1 2 1
    Trial 1 (1:1) neem leaves 0 0 0
    and lemongrass solution
    Trial 2 (1:2) neem leaves 0 0 0
    and lemongrass solution
    Trial 3 (2:1) neem leaves 0 0 0
    and lemongrass solution
    Commercial pesticides 0 0 0

    This table shows that the three concentration has still repelled fruit flies

    after seventy-two (72) hours of treatment application.

    Table 5. Number of eradicated fruit flies treated by neem leaves and lemongrass
    solution at different concentrations

    No. of eradicated fruit


    flies
    Treatment x̅
    24 48 72
    hours hours hours
    (1:1) neem leaves and lemongrass solution 0 0 0 0
    (1:2) neem leaves and lemongrass solution 0 0 0 0
    (2:1) neem leaves and lemongrass solution 0 0 0 0

    This table shows that after twenty- four (24), forty-eight (48), and seventy-

    two (72) hours of application, all the neem and lemongrass concentration has

    effectively repelled fruit flies.

    Table 6. Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) for the different concentration of neem

    and lemongrass solution.


    ANOVA
    Source of
    Variation SS df MS F P-value F crit
    Between Groups 0 2 0 65535 #NUM! 5.143253
    Within Groups 0 6 0

    Total 0 8        

    The data shows that the F value is higher than the critical value of F.

    Hence, there is a sufficient evidence to conclude that there is a significant

    difference in the mean scores of different ratios of neem and lemongrass

    concentration.

    Table 7. Number of Eradicated fruit flies treated by (1:1) neem leaves and

    lemongrass concentration vs. Commercial Pesticide

    No. of eradicated fruit


    flies per day
    Treatment x̅
    24 48 72
    hours hours hours
    (1:1) neem leaves and lemongrass solution 0 0 0 0
    Commercial pesticides 0 0 0 0

    The table shows that commercial pesticide has a mean score of 0 while
    (1:1) ratio of neem and lemongrass concentration has a mean score of 0.

    t-Test: Two-Sample Assuming Unequal Variances (NOT SURE)

    (1:1) neem leaves and commercial


      lemongrass solution pesticide
    Mean 0 0
    Variance 0 0
    Observations 3 3
    Hypothesized Mean
    Difference 3
    Df 65535
    t Stat 65535
    P(T<=t) one-tail #NUM!
    t Critical one-tail #NUM!
    P(T<=t) two-tail #NUM!
    t Critical two-tail #NUM!  

    Chapter V

    DISCUSSIONS, CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

    Discussion

    Conclusion

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