My name is Rinthida Buncloy, or Plor. I’m a Grade 12 student currently studying at Wang Klai Kangwon School Under the Royal Patronage of His Majesty the King.
I have a strong interest in biological and medical sciences, and I thrive on seeking out fresh perspectives and building meaningful connections with the world around me. 🙂
Water resources are a fundamental factor essential for livelihoods and driving the global economy, with “watershed forests” in mountainous region serving as an ecological water allocation process. They absorb and store rainwater in the soil pore space before gradually releasing it into tributary streams to sustain agricultural areas and communities. This research aims to develop Bio-Seed Balls, a biological material to enhance water absorption for seed germination and survival in watershed forest restoration. The research was conducted by determining the ratio of Bio-Seed Balls, using a Tapioca starch paste mixed with coconut coir dried vetiver grass leaves and vermicompost, encapsulating the desired plant seeds, and comparing them with Traditional Seed Balls made from clay mixed with coconut coir and vermicompost….
