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    This thesis examines the effectiveness of native grasses in controlling soil erosion. It includes an abstract, acknowledgments, lists of tables and figures, and chapters on the introduction and literature review, methodology, analysis and results, and conclusions. The introduction provides background on soil erosion issues and outlines the study objectives to determine which native grass species are most effective at erosion control. The literature review synthesizes local and foreign studies on using various grasses to reduce soil loss. The methodology chapter will describe how the researchers tested different grasses. The analysis chapter will present the results of these experiments and how well each grass prevented erosion. Finally, the conclusion will summarize key findings and recommendations.

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    This thesis examines the effectiveness of native grasses in controlling soil erosion. It includes an abstract, acknowledgments, lists of tables and figures, and chapters on the introduction and literature review, methodology, analysis and results, and conclusions. The introduction provides background on soil erosion issues and outlines the study objectives to determine which native grass species are most effective at erosion control. The literature review synthesizes local and foreign studies on using various grasses to reduce soil loss. The methodology chapter will describe how the researchers tested different grasses. The analysis chapter will present the results of these experiments and how well each grass prevented erosion. Finally, the conclusion will summarize key findings and recommendations.

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    This thesis examines the effectiveness of native grasses in controlling soil erosion. It includes an abstract, acknowledgments, lists of tables and figures, and chapters on the introduction and literature review, methodology, analysis and results, and conclusions. The introduction provides background on soil erosion issues and outlines the study objectives to determine which native grass species are most effective at erosion control. The literature review synthesizes local and foreign studies on using various grasses to reduce soil loss. The methodology chapter will describe how the researchers tested different grasses. The analysis chapter will present the results of these experiments and how well each grass prevented erosion. Finally, the conclusion will summarize key findings and recommendations.

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    i

    EFFECTIVENESS OF NATIVE GRASS

    TO CONTROL SOIL EROSION

    A THESIS SUBMITTED TO THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING OF


    PALAWAN POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, INC.
    IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS
    FOR REASEARCH

    By

    Sinobio, Jennilyn J.
    Batul, Shajanli Grace S.
    Jaralve, Siergjoy B.

    October 2018
    ii

    ABSTRACT
    iii

    PALAWAN POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, INC.


    Manalo Extension, Puerto Princesa City

    APPROVAL SHEET
    EFFECTIVENESS OF NATIVE GRASS TO CONTROL SOIL EROSION
    prepared and submitted by
    Sinobio, Jennilyn J.
    Batul, Shajanli Grace S.
    Jaralve, Siergjoy S.

    Is recommended for oral examination by


    ____________________________
    Thesis Mentor
    and approved by the research office for oral examination on_____________
    from________ to _________at_____________________, with

    _____________________________
    Chairman

    ____________________________ ____________________________
    Thesis Panelist Thesis Panelist
    as member of the panel, in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of
    Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering.
    _____________________________________
    Erlinda R.J. Goh Ph.D
    Research Director

    _____________________________________
    Aileen A. Alterado, MBM
    College President
    iv

    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

    The researchers would like to take this opportunity to express their honest

    appreciation and sincere gratitude to those who helped and inspired them to get

    through this study.

    First of all, the researchers were grateful to the Almighty God for the good

    health as well as for the knowledge and skill that were necessary to complete this

    book. And also for extending His grace in keeping the researchers safe every time

    they look for data and for giving a healthy body, a healthy mind, and a healthy

    spirit to come up this research into a useful one.

    To Ms. Aileen A. Alterdo, School President of Palawan Polytechnic

    College, Inc., the researchers were very grateful for allowing them to conduct their

    research.

    To Dr. Erlinda R.J. Goh, Dean of Engineering Department, who serve as

    their guide and inspiration, and for her continuous support, for her patience, for

    her invaluable constructive criticism, motivation, knowledge, and friendly advice

    helped them a lot in all the time throughout their study.

    To their parents and family for giving them full support in everything in

    order to make this research paper possible. At the same time, the researchers

    wanted to extend deep gratitude in terms of moral, spiritual, emotional, and

    financial aspect.
    v

    And lastly, to all of respondents who rendered time and effort in answering

    the questionnaire.

    LIST OF TABLES
    vi

    LIST OF FIGURES
    vii

    LIST OF APPENDICES
    viii

    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    Chapter

    1 Introduction 1

    Background of the Study 1

    Objectives 3

    Statement of the Problems 3

    Hypotheses 4

    Significance of the Study 4

    Scope and Limitation 5

    Definitions of Terms 6

    Research Paradigm 8

    2 Review of Related Literature and Studies

    Local 9

    Foreign 16

    Synthesis 21

    3 Methodology
    ix

    4 Analysis, Presentation and Interpretation

    5 Summary, Conclusion and Recommendations

    Bibliography

    Appendices
    x

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