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Genevieve L. Asenjo Academy of Mobility Humanities 2024 Mobility Humanities Vol.3 No.1
How do the majority of Filipinos in the Philippines, and to an extent locals of the Global South, live these days? US-based Filipino scholar, Neferti Tadiar, answers: that as “remainders”; they of “disposable lives” and as subalterns, agents of possible resistance in the liminalities of the “here” and “now.” She positions this condition of disposability, this “remaindered life,” also as an alternative mode of thinking and doing where survival ingenuity and splendour can flourish. This book extends her previous arguments in Things Fall Away: Philippine Historical Experience and the Makings of Globalization—her examination of postwar Philippines through its revolutionary literature, the feminisation of labour prompted by the presence of U.S. military bases, to the growth of the exportation of human labour, and rise of “civil society” and social movements since the last two decades of the twentieth century to Rodrigo Dutererte’s drug war in Life-Times of Becoming Human.
Genevieve A. Galapia,Wilfredo M. Carandang,Shierel F. Vallesteros,Arvin P. Vallesteros 한국산림과학회 2012 Forest Science And Technology Vol.8 No.3
Due to its high oil yield per hectare and ability to grow in a wide range of environments, Jatropha curcas L. is on top of the promising potential crops as biofuel feedstock. However, its full potential is yet to be realized due to lack of systematic improvement/breeding programs aimed at increasing oil yield. Improvement programs require knowledge on variability and genetic parameters. Thus, this study determined the extent of variation and relationship between seed traits of the different provenances, namely, South Cotabato, Bacolod and Talisay. Analysis of variance (ANOVA) showed no considerable difference between provenances in seed length and breadth at P < 0.05. Seeds from South Cotabato were found to be significantly thicker than the other two provenances. Heritability estimates obtained for all the seed traits were high (>80%). High genotypic coefficients of variation (GCV) indicate that traits are less amenable to changes due to environmental flux. Seed thickness had the highest heritability and GCV (721.3%). In general, variation among the provenances of the seed traits studied is low, which indicates narrow genetic resource of J. curcas in the country. Unproductive breeding is expected unless there is an introduction of material from other sources, especially from the center of origin of the plant.