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IMPROVING THE GROWTH OF CENTELLA ASIATICA USING MODIFIED NATURAL ZEOLITE NOOR ASYRAF BIN NOOR AZMAN NIK AHMAD NIZAM NIK MALEK NORFARAH SYUHAIDAH MOHD NOOR MUHAMMAD ARSHAD JAVED NIZA SYAFIQAH HAMZAH NOOR HIDAYAH DZULKFLI FACULTY OF BIOSCIENCES AND MEDICAL ENGINEERING AGREX UPM 2017

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  • IMPROVING THE GROWTH OF CENTELLA ASIATICA USING MODIFIED NATURAL ZEOLITE

    NOOR ASYRAF BIN NOOR AZMAN

    NIK AHMAD NIZAM NIK MALEK

    NORFARAH SYUHAIDAH MOHD NOOR

    MUHAMMAD ARSHAD JAVED

    NIZA SYAFIQAH HAMZAH

    NOOR HIDAYAH DZULKFLI

    FACULTY OF BIOSCIENCES AND MEDICAL ENGINEERING

    AGREX UPM 2017

  • OVERVIEW

    INTRODUCTION

    PROBLEM STATEMENT/RESEARCH SIGNIFICANCE

    OBJECTIVES OF STUDY

    METHODOLOGIES

    RESULTS & DISCUSSION

    CONCLUSION

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    2

    3

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    5

    6

  • 1.0 INTRODUCTION

    Knowing a zeolite - A crystalline substance with a framework structure

    consists of aluminium & silicate - Zeolite + Surfactants = Surfactant modified zeolite (SMZ) Pennyworts (Centella Asiatica) - A creeping plant found in tropical/subtropical countries - Net return varied from RM 4 065 - RM43 995 per hectare

    (Zainal, 2005)

    Benefits of pennyworts - Medicine (e.g. diarrhea) - Pharmacological (e.g. antioxidant) (Zahara et al., 2014; Zainol et al., 2008)

    - Food & beverages (e.g. cooking)

  • - Spain: Effect of eutrophication caused by excess of P fertilizer

    - Malaysia: N & K fertilizers in oil palm concern for groundwater

    (Hartemink, 2000; Penuelas et al., 2009; Ah Tung et al. 2009)

    - Cover crops (e.g. oilseed radish)

    - Slow release fertilizer (SRF) such as SMZ in corn growth & removing

    nitrate

    (Sundermeier, 2010; Sempeho, 2014)

    - Applying the concept of binding HDTMA surfactant

    on zeolite surface that attract major nutrients

    (NPK)

    (Malek et al., 2014) PI 2014703213

  • 2.0 PROBLEM STATEMENT/ SIGNIFICANCE OF RESEARCH

    Excessive used of chemical fertilizer triggered nutrients leaching that caused eutrophication & groundwater contamination

    Zeolite as a fertilizer medium only hold nitrogen & potassium nutrients

    Application of SMZ with major nutrients might solve leaching problems

    Plantation cost could be reduce & increase the desired pegaga’s yield

  • 3.0 OBJECTIVES OF STUDY

    To prepare surfactant modified zeolite loaded with major nutrients N (ammonium), P (phosphate) and K

    (potassium) creating NPK-Organo-Zeolite & characterize its structure, elemental & physiochemical properties.

    To compare and optimize the effectiveness of NPK-Organo-Zeolite & conventional fertilizers for the growth of

    C. asiatica.

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    2

  • 4.0 METHODOLOGIES

    8 Fertilizers

    Systems

    6 Cultivation

    Systems

    Harvest C.asiatica:

    70 days

    F. Data Analysis

    SPSS Statistical

    Analysis

    B. Characterization

    X-ray diffraction (XRD), Fourier transform

    infrared spectroscopy (FTIR),

    Surfactant adsorption study

    D. Cultivation

    A. Preparation

    NPK-Organo-Zeolite

    C. Soil analysis

    a) Soil texture

    b) Soil moisture

    c) pH of soil

    d) Bulk density

    E. Data Collection

    Morphological Growth

    Parameters

    Biochemical Growth

    Parameters

    Stage 1

    Stage 2

    Stage 3

  • 5.0 RESULTS & DISCUSION

    OBJECTIVE 1: Surfactant Adsorption Study

    High adsorbed

    • HDTMA-Br adsorbed on K-cli showed average of surfactant adsorbed of 159.67 ± 6.10 mmol/kg

    > 80%

    • More than 80% of the surfactant was loaded into the surface of K-cli

    Details

    • Cli surface which covered by negative charge made it possible to attract other cations

    • (Haggerty and Bowman, 1994)

  • OBJECTIVE 1: XRD

    Most of the material detected consists of Cli at peaks 2θ = 9.50°, 11.05°, 22.25° & 26.60° along with quartz (2θ = 28.1°) and mordenite (2θ = 25.65°)

    The crystalline structure of modified zeolite remain unchanged and stable after undergoes several exposure towards heating & nutrients loaded process

    (Treacy and Higgins, 2007; Malek et al., 2015)

    (a) Cli

    (b) K-Cli

    (c) Organo-K-Cli

    (d) NPKOZ

  • (a)

    (b)

    (c)

    (d)

    OBJECTIVE 1: FTIR

    (a) Cli (b) K-Cli

    (c) Organo-K-Cli

    (d) NPKOZ

    a. Notifiable peaks were observed (in circle) where HDTMA-Br surfactant was confirmed to attach on surface of clinoptilolite on Organo-K-cli (2921 and 2850 cm-1) and NPKOZ (2923 and 2851cm-1) bands

    b. The bands observed around 2920 cm-1 for the CH2 asymmetric stretch and 2850 cm-1

    CH2 symmetric stretch belong to the HDTMA molecules

    (Malek, 2011)

  • OBJECTIVE 2: Morphological Growth Parameters

    Notes: (Included Standard Error Mean (SEM), Total Fresh Biomass (TFB), Total Dry Biomass (TDB), Biggest Leaf Area (BLA), and Biggest Specific Leaf Area (BSLA); Duncan test, α= 0.05)

    • Even though F45 had the highest TFB, the biggest reduction of its weight after heating treatment into the TDB was notifiable

    • NPKOZs treatments steadily for its TFB and TDB with in its quantity

    • This is important because: CA extract is more valuable in TDB formed

    Treatments No. of

    leaves

    No. of

    branches

    No. of

    flowers

    TFB (g) TDB (g) BLA (cm2) BSLA (cm

    2/g)

    Control 2.33a ± 0.33 1.00

    a ± 0.00 0.00

    a ± 0.00 1.28

    a ± 0.45 0.10

    a ± 0.03 7.33

    a ± 0.33 383.33

    a ± 16.67

    Cli 4.33ab

    ± 0.88 1.33ab

    ± 0.33 0.33a ± 0.33 3.64

    ab ± 0.24 0.47

    ab ± 0.05 12.33a

    b ± 1.09 316.11

    a ± 33.89

    MAP 6.00abc

    ± 1.53 2.33ab

    ± 0.67 0.67a ± 0.33 4.58

    ab ± 1.88 0.51

    ab ± 0.20 14.67a

    bc ± 3.72 330.24

    a ± 25.78

    MKP 5.00abc

    ± 1.00 2.33ab

    ± 1.33 1.33a ±1.33 3.35

    ab ± 0.60 0.37

    ab ± 0.08 13.83

    abc ± 0.73 422.22a ± 43.39 F45 11.00

    bc ± 4.04 4.33

    ab ± 1.76 1.67

    a ± 1.67 8.91

    b ± 2.80 0.77

    b ± 0.28 21.33

    c ± 3.81 452.50a ± 58.86

    NPKOZ5 5.33abc

    ± 1.45 2.00ab

    ± 1.00 1.33a ± 0.88 3.67

    ab ± 0.46 0.39

    ab ± 0.46 15.67

    abc ± 2.09 428.33

    a ± 73.39

    NPKOZ10 12.00bc

    ± 4.36 5.00ab

    ± 2.31 3.33a ± 1.76 6.40

    ab ±

    2.30 0.69

    ab ± 0.24 14.67

    abc ± 1.96 346.67

    a ± 39.30

    NPKOZ15 12.67c ± 1.45 5.33

    b ± 0.88 3.00

    a ± 1.53 8.13

    b ± 2.12 0.91

    b ± 0.30 19.33

    bc ± 4.10 348.33

    a ± 53.26

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    Treatments

    Chlorophyll

    a

    Chlorophyll

    b

    Carotene

    Total

    Chlorophyll

    Content

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    2.00

    4.00

    6.00

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    t (%

    )

    Treatments

    N content

    (%)

    P content

    (%)

    K content

    (%)

    OBJECTIVE 2: Biochemical Growth Parameters

    • Chlorophyll is one of the vital photosynthesis constituent that occurred in plant tissue

    • NPKOZ5, NPKOZ10 and NPKOZ15 dominated the total chlorophyll content (TCC) after harvesting stage

    • N & K contents: Ferti 45 is the highest • P content : MKP is the highest • NPKOZs: nutrients percentage

    with quantities • Stands comparable even though with

    less NPK attached

    (Goswami and Ahire, 2016)

  • OBJECTIVE 2: Pearson Correlation

    There was a strong, positive correlation between no. of branches, flowers, total fresh biomass, total dry biomass & biggest leaf area towards no. of leaves

    * significant (p

  • Visual diagrams on the growth of C. asiatica with 8 different treatments after 70 days

    Control NPKOZ5 Ferti 45 MKP MAP Cli NPKOZ15 NPKOZ10

  • 6.0 CONCLUSION & FUTURE WORKS

    Conclusion

    • Different stages of NPKOZ samples were determined by XRD and FTIR technique justified the presence of surfactant HDTMA-Br attached on surface of clinoptilolite

    • NPKOZs treatments were able to attain the highest amount of no. of leaves, flowers & branches

    • Outcomes N, P, and K contents in C. asiatica plant for NPKOZs treatments were comparable with other chemical fertilizers especially MKP & Ferti 45

    Future Works

    • Development of 3 systems of cultivating C. asiatica by using hydroponic, potted and verticulture technique

  • Hydroponic System

    Potted System

    Verticulture System

    * Will be harvested on: 20 Nov 2016