PUBLISCIENCE VOLUME 6

ABOUT THE COVER

The cover features human hair, a potential sorbent material for oil spill removal. Hair is the only human body part that continually grows, degenerates, and miraculously grows again throughout life. While it is composed of dead cells in its cuticle, the presence of biochemical and hydrophobic properties exemplifies its functionality as a sorbent. Hair can be a symbol of hope, of life and of better things to come. Despite the adversities life brings, we persevere and stay afloat. To rise above the sea of darkness means to emerge from a catastrophe — even stronger, wiser, and more powerful.

ARTICLES

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Trend analysis of drought indicators in terms of rice yield for drought identification in a Type III climate area in Central Philippines

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Determining the impact of the COVID-19 lockdown on mangroves of a Class C coastline in Iloilo City, Philippines through remote sensing

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Mechanical properties of bioplastics of various starch to eggshell reinforcement ratios

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Abundance of microplastics in a river-estuary along a rural-urban gradient pathway

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Comparison of raw rice husk and raw rice straw (Oryza sativa L.) for diesel oil removal

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Comparison of diesel oil removal properties of primary and secondary leaf fibers of Ananas bracteatus

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Assessment of lead concentration in surficial sediments of an island harbor estuary in Western Visayas, Philippines by flame atomic absorption spectrophotometry (FAAS)

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Post-harvest quality assessment of Carica papaya L. ‘Red Lady’ papaya coated with rice bran wax (RBW)