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Investigatory: Malaria and Black Colored Paper
ORGANIC MOSQUITO TRAP

Mosquito traps are really useful nowadays. Why? Well, obviously, mosquitoes are really irritating and may cause deadly disease; example dengue. So the main purpose of our Investigatory Project is to at least lessen the widespread mosquito procreation. Our Investigatory Project is very easy to make and very affordable. The things that are needed in this project can be seen inside our own dwelling place.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Marinel Felipe.
Jeannah Magrare .
Ella Justine Urbano.
Ronna Chryselle Jacinto.
Trixia Mae Flores
Justine Julio
Marlou Dela Cruz
Lenmark Naranjo

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction …………………………………………………………………………………… 1

Methodology……………………………………………………………………………………. 2

Results and Discussion .……………………………………………………………………….. 3

INTRODUCTION

* We chose to pursue this project to at least help lessen the procreation of the mosquitoes. Mosquitoes; as we all know. Are capable of transferring dengue. Dengue is an infectious disease that can cause death. What’s the importance of the study? The importance of the study is to let us all know that we can prevent the infectious disease called Dengue, with the use of an organic material that can be found inside our own houses.

METHODOLOGY

Ingredients: * ½ cup of hot water. * ¼ cup brown sugar. * 1-10 grams of yeast. * (1) Plastic Bottle. ( We prefer 1.5 liter bottle; example : Coca Cola) * Black colored paper

Procedure:

* Dissolve the brown sugar until it’s almost near its boiling point. Let it cool down. Cut the upper portion of the plastic bottle. After the brown sugar cooled down, put the mixture of brown sugar at the bottom part of the plastic bottle. Add the yeast. The mixture of sugar

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