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    TITTLE:

    IMPROVING SOIL

    QUALITY BY USING

    VARIOUS ORGANIC

    SUBSTANCES

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    Supervisor 1 :

    Sir Shahrul Nidzam B. Rozali/ Madam Nor Diana Bt Mohamad

    Supervisor 2:

    Madam Norhayati Bt. Ibrahim

    Group members:

    Muhammad Nazmi B. Mohd Najib

    (2009468594)

    Muhammad Amir B. Abd Latif

    (2009643434)

    Muhammad Hanifur Rahman B. Awang

    (2008316697)Nurliyana Bt. Razman

    (2009822606)

    Khairunnisa Bt. Shaharuddin

    (2009661406)

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    Fertilizer is a substance intended to improve the quality of a

    plants growth.

    Improve the biodiversity and long-term productivity of soil.Retain soil moisture and reducing the stress due to temporary

    moisture stress.

    Fertilizer contains ammonia.

    Provide macronutrients and micronutrients to plants, such as

    potassium, calcium, carbon, chlorine, etc.

    The example of the materials we use are tea herb, coconut

    husk, bagasse, rice and organic fertilizer.

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    Plant requires fertilizer to give healthy, beautiful

    plants. Nowadays, most fertilizers are made up

    from chemical-based compound, which are

    harmful not only to organism itself, butenvironment too

    The effect can be devastating such as

    extermination of aquatic plants, damaged plants,

    over production of nitrogen gas from grounds to

    make soil less fertile

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    To determine which organic substances

    can improve the quality of soil.

    To measure the period of time on the

    effects of organic substances toward

    the plants.

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    Can not obtain the sunlight in laboratory

    for growth of plant.

    Can not measure the exactly amount of

    nutrient in the soil as do not have enough

    materials.

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    2.0:

    MATERIAL ANDMETHOD

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    2.1:

    MATERIALS

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    Soil without nutrients(700gram)

    Distilled water (50ml)

    Pestel and mortar

    Chillies plant

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    Coconut husks Organic fertilizers

    Bagasse

    Rice Tea herbs

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    Bird's eye chili belongs to Capsicum frutescens L.

    Chilis, come in all shapes, sizes and colours rangingfrom tiny pointed extremely hot, birds eye chili to the

    large mild fleshy peppers like the anaheim.

    There are several uses of chili such cooking and being

    use for medicine(curing toothache).

    BIRDS EYE CHILI

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    TEA HERBS

    Tea orCamellia sinensis, is known as a beverage

    crop native to South East Asia. It is an evergreen plant with smooth, shiny, oval-

    shaped leaves and small white flowers.

    Camellia sinensis is an evergreen that is grown in hot

    climates, prefers moist organic soil and is usually

    found at high elevations.

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    COCONUT HUSK

    Coconut husks are the rough exterior shells of the

    coconut. Coconut husk uses are primarily based around

    enriching potting soil or providing an effective ground

    covering around small plants in a garden setting.

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    BAGASSE

    Bagasse is the fibrous residue remaining after

    crushing/shredding sugarcane and washing the sugar outof it.

    Sugar cane is a readily renewable resource, grown

    extensively in a number of developing countries.

    It provides an environmentally sustainable alternative to

    traditional plastic and paper food service and packaging

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    RICE

    Rice is the seed of the monocot plants Oryza sativa or

    Oryza glaberrima. A traditional food plant especially in East and South Asia,

    the Middle East, Latin America, and the West Indies.

    Rice can be grown practically anywhere, even on a steep

    hill or mountain.

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    ORGANIC FERTILIZER

    An organic fertilizer refers to a soil amendment derived

    from natural sources that guarantees, at least, theminimum percentages of nitrogen, phosphate, and

    potash(potassium in water-soluble form).

    Organic Fertilizer is non-toxic, biodegradable and does

    not contain any harmful chemicals.

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    SOIL(WITHOUT NUTRIENT)

    Soil is rock in its final state of decay. After millions of years

    of weathering it has broken down to fine mineral particles. Water, wind, movement, chemical action and varying

    temperatures act on the rock dividing it into smaller and

    smaller particles.

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    2.2:

    METHODOLOGY

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    6 pots contain 700g of soil in each pot is prepared

    Then, the soil in each pot is mixed

    with different types of organic

    substances (50 grams)Pot 1:

    rice

    Pot2:

    baggase Pot3: tea

    herbs

    Pot4:

    coconut

    husks

    Pot5:

    organic

    fertiliser

    Chillies plant is planted in the pot, it is watered once a day.

    It is observed for 10 days

    Pot6:

    controller

    Initial and final number of leaves , and height of the plants are measured and

    recorded

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    Type ofOrganic

    Compound

    (Fertilizer) /

    Height per

    Period (cm)

    1 2 3 4

    Baggase 0 2 -1 -1

    Rice 0 6.2 9.5 -7.5

    Coconut Husk 0 2 -1.8 -8

    Tea 0 1.7 -2.2 -5.5

    Plant Organic

    Fertilizer

    0 1 -1.4 -3

    Controller 0 2 0 -1

    Table .1 Type ofOrganic Compound used as Fertilizer and Height per

    Period (cm)

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    Graph .1 Type ofOrganic Compound (Fertilizer) and Height per

    Period (cm)

    Period

    Height ofPlantType of

    Organic

    Compound

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    Plant that shown the highest is plant with

    rice. Plant that shown the lowest is plant with

    tea.

    Limited access of light source, airflow, theenvironment and service.

    Extensive care needed to succeed to

    project.

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    Bagasse contain a nitrogen that is

    necessary for plant growth and

    development.

    Tea herbs provide a wealth of nutrient and

    trace minerals for growing plants.

    Coconut husks that have an excellent

    mineral as a fertilizer could helps growth of

    seedlings more better.

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    Rice that enrich with many component

    such as carbohydrates, phosphorus, fiber,

    potassium and others is good as a organic

    fertilizer.

    Organic fertilizers is low in nitrogen but still

    high in phosphorus and potassium that

    great for plant growth.

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    Rice is most suitable for used as organic

    compound.

    Given more adequate necessary needs for

    plant growth will boost its height, number

    of leaves and bigger leaves.

    Appropriate places to live and well-flow air

    movement increase efficiency of organiccompounds as fertilizer.

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    Web page:

    http://www.sunflowernsa.com/all-

    about/history/

    http://www.greenthumbarticles.com/article/

    Life-Cycle-of-A-Sunflower-Plant-

    a2698.htmlhttp://www.theflowerexpert.com/content/m

    ostpopularflowers/morepopularflowers/sun

    flowerhttp://www.boh.com.my/ap01.html

    http://psasir.upm.edu.my/12388/1/Genetic

    _Variation.pdf

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    Articles:

    http://www.ehow.com/about_5068321_effects-fertilizer-

    plants.htmlBooks:

    Oxford Dictionary of Biology, Fifth edition,

    Oxford University Press, Great Clarendon Street, Oxford

    OX2 6DP.The moral right of the author have been assserted.

    Database right Oxford University Press (maker)

    First published 1985 as A concise Dictionary of Biology

    Second edition 1990

    Third edition 1996

    Fourth edition 2000

    Fifth edition 2004

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