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Biological Sciences 40h Annual Scientific Meeting; 11-12 July 2018 Science and Technology-Enhanced Transformation for Sustainability and Resiliency (2018-2030) BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES No. AUTHOR/S MAJOR AUTHOR PRESENTING AUTHOR AFFILIATION TITLE OF PAPER REMARKS BIODIVERSITY 01 Arturo G. Gracia Jr*, Arturo G. Gracia Jr Arturo G. Gracia Jr artzgracia@gmail.com BSD 01 Community Structure of Avifauna in Mt. Hilong- Janine M. Lega, hilong, Tandag City, Surigao del Sur, Philippines Welfredo L. Yu, Jr., College of Teacher Education, Surigao del Riah M. Calising, Sur State University – Main Campus Allyka Eve G. Balo, Lovely Jean B. Cosmiano, Mark Lee O. Sabandal, Johnny B. Maglasang, Mary Cris G. Abao, Kevin C. Quiñonez, Lea Jane G. Elegio, Mark Freddie D. Suarez, and Janezel C. Burlat 02 Sheryl A. Yap and Ace Sheryl A. Yap Ace Kevin S. Amarga ¹Institute of Weed Science, Entomology, bsd - 02 Arthropod assemblage across four different Kevin S. Amarga and Plant Pathology, College of habitats in a fragmented landscape Agriculture and Food Science, University of the Philippines Los Baños; (049)536- 1315; sayap3@up.edu.ph ²Environmental Forestry Programme, College of Forestry and Natural Resources, University of the Philippines Los Baños; ace_amarga061@yahoo.com No. AUTHOR/S MAJOR AUTHOR PRESENTING AUTHOR AFFILIATION TITLE OF PAPER REMARKS 03 John Erick O. Lador, John Erick O. Lador Romell A. Seronay Center for Research in Environmental bsd - 03 Assessment of Herpetofauna in Selected Richie P. Lador, and Management and Eco-governance, Watershed Areas in Lake Mainit, Caraga, Philippines Romell A. Seronay Caraga State University, Ampayon, Butuan City, Philippines Tel #: (085)342-6251, romell.seronay@gmail.com 04 Richie P. Lador, John Richie P. Lador, Richie P. Lador, CRÈME Cagara State University, Ampayon BSD - 04 Bird Composition, Diversity and Richness in Erick O. Lador, and Butuan City 09183735485 Canticol, Dona Telesfora, Tubay, Agusan del Norte, Romell A. Seronay richielador16@gmail.com Philippines 05 Mary Ann R. Agudilla, Merlyn S. Soriano Mary Ann R. Agudilla UPLB BSD - 05 Canopy Dynamics of Typhoon-Disturbed Aldin C. Alegre, Kyle maryannagudilla@yahoo.com,acalegre2 Mahogany Stand in Mount Makiling Forest Reserve, Pierre R. Israel, @up.edu.ph, kylixisrael@gmail.com, Asean Heritage Park Jean C. Nicmic, Jans jcnicmic@up.edu.ph,for.jnireyes@gmail. Nexus I. Reyes, com, Merlyn S. Soriano, mssoriano2@up.edu.ph, 06 Amelita C. Luna, Rex Amelita C. Luna Amelita C. Luna 1Office of the Coordinator for Research, BSD - 06 Changes in plant community structure of Victor O. Cruz2, Extension and Linkages (OCREL), CFNR- successional and mature secondary forest of Mt. Dianne Joy D. Aguilon, UPLB; acluna@up.edu.ph Makiling Forest Reserve after two decades and Lerma SJ. Maldia 2Instiute of Renewable Natural Resources, CFNR-UPLB 3Department of Forest Biological Sciences, CFNR-UPLB 07 Claire Ann M. Cama1, Claire Ann M. Cama Lerma SJ. Maldia 1Department of Forest Biological BSD - 07 Characteristics of soil seed bank of a long Rex Victor O. Cruz2, Sciences, CFNR-UPLB term monitoring plot in Mt. Makiling Forest Reserve Dianne Joy D. 2Instiute of Renewable Natural and Lerma SJ. Maldia1 Aguilon1, Amelita C. Resources, CFNR-UPLB Luna3 3Ofiice of the Coordinator for Research, Extension and Linkages (OCREL), CFNR- UPLB; lsmaldia@up.edu.ph No. AUTHOR/S MAJOR AUTHOR PRESENTING AUTHOR AFFILIATION TITLE OF PAPER REMARKS 08 Marie Jessica Gabriel, Marie Jessica Gabriel Marie Jessica Gabriel Philippine Coral Reefs and Mangrove BSD - 08 Characterization of Mangrove Forests of Aldrin Bayangos, Kyle Remote Sensing, College of Forestry and Surigao del Sur Pierre Israel, Beth Natural Resources, UPLB. Email: Zaida Ugat, Edlyn mcgabriel@up.edu.ph Barua, Pastor Malabrigo Jr., Cristino Tiburan Jr, and Nathaniel Bantayan 09 Aldrin Bayangos, Aldrin Bayangos, Aldrin Bayangos, a Philippine Coral Reefs and Mangrove BSD - 09 Characterization of Mangrove Forests using Marie Jessica Remote Sensing, College of Forestry and Remote Sensing and Field Sampling in Zambales, Gabriela, Kyle Pierre Natural Resources, University of the Philippines Israela, Beth Zaida Philippines, College, Laguna. Email: Ugata, Edlyn Baruaa, aldrinbayangos@gmail.com Pastor Malabrigo Jr.b, b Department of Forest Biological Cristino Tiburan Jr.c, Sciences, College of Forestry and Natural and Nathaniel Resources, University of the Philippines, Bantayanc College, Laguna. c Institute of Renewable Natural Resources, College of Forestry and Natural Resources, University of the Philippines, College, Laguna. 10 Lutess P. Cańizares Lutess P. Cańizares Romell A. Seronay Biology Department, Caraga State BSD - 10 Diversity and Abundance of Aquatic and Romell A. University, Butuan City Macrophytes and its Re-lationship with Nutrients Seronay Tel #: (085)342-6251, Levels in Lake Mainit, Caraga, Phil-ippines romell.seronay@gmail.com 11 James DV. Alvarez James DV. Alvarez James DV. Alvarez Museum of Natural History, University of BSD - 11 Diversity and Echolocation Calls of Bats in Mt. the Philippines Los Banos, College, Guiting-Guiting Natural Park, Sibuyan Island Laguna Email: jdalvarez1@up.edu.ph 636-3669 / 09062684227 No. AUTHOR/S MAJOR AUTHOR PRESENTING AUTHOR AFFILIATION TITLE OF PAPER REMARKS 12 Ana Fe B. Bongosia, Ana Fe B. Bongosia Ana Fe B. Bongosia Center for Research in Environmental BSD - 12 Diversity and Status of Bats in Selected Richie P. Lador, and Management and Eco-governance, Watershed Area (Camp Edward, Alegria Surigao del Romell A. Seronay Caraga State University, Ampayon, Norte and Sitio Canticol, Tubay Agusan del Norte) in Butuan City, Philippines Lake Mainit, Mainit Surigao del Norte Philippines Tel #: (085)342-6251, anafebongosia@yahoo.com 13 Yunalyn Villantes, Yunalyn Villantes Yunalyn Villantes 1Natural Science Department, College of BSD - 13 Diversity of Birds on Mt. Malindang Range Jonas Hingco* and Arts and Sciences Natural Park (MMRNP)-Hoyohoy Site, Tangub City Mark Anthony Misamis University, Ozamiz City Manapsal* yunalynvillantes@gmail.com 14 Mary Cris G. Abao, Mary Cris G. Abao Arturo G. Gracia Jr BSD - 14 Diversity of Butterflies in Mt. Hilong-hilong, Kevin C. Quiñonez, artzgracia@gmail.com Tandag City, Surigao del Sur, Philippines Lea Jane G. Elegio, Mark Freddie D. College of Teacher Education, Surigao del Suarez, Allyka Eve G. Sur State University – Main Campus Balo, Lovely Jean B. Cosmiano, Mark Lee O. Sabandal, Johnny B. Maglasang, Janine M. Lega, Welfredo L. Yu, Jr., Riah M. Calising, Janezel C. Burlat, and Arturo G. Gracia Jr 15 Samuel S. Zamora Jr., Samuel S. Zamora Samuel S. Zamora 1Department of Biology, Central BSD - 15 Diversity Status of Cave-Roosting Bats in Kim-Lee Domingo, Mindanao University, University Town, Kisulop Linking Caves Kibawe, Bukidnon, Mindanao, Alma B. Mohagan, Musuan, Maramag, Bukidnon, Philippines Mary Cor S. Salolog Philippines. 2 sam94zamora@gmail.com and Irene B. Escrupulo No. AUTHOR/S MAJOR AUTHOR PRESENTING AUTHOR AFFILIATION TITLE OF PAPER REMARKS 16 Raymond Vincent F. Raymond Vincent F. Marcos B. Valdez, Jr Eastern University 632 735-5621 BSD - 16 Genetic diversity of the HSP70 gene in native Castillo, Rose Castillo mvaldez@feu.edu.ph chicken (Gallus gallus domesticus L.) breeds of the Glendelyn T. Romero, Philippines Charmaine S. Daljog, Rey C. Thomas, Jr., Rene C. Santiago and Marcos B. Valdez, Jr.* Far 17 Victoria Quimpang*, Victoria Quimpang Victoria Quimpang Center for Biodiversity Research and BSD - 17 Ichthyofauna of Lumbo Creek, Valencia City, Maricris Cudal, Mary Extension in Mindanao (CEBREM), Bukidnon, Philippines Cor Salolog, Einstine Central Mindanao University, University Opiso and Victor Town, Musuan, Bukidnon ; Amoroso +639177933063; vtquimpang@yahoo.com 18 Maricris Cudal*, Maricris Cudal Maricris Cudal Central Mindanao University, University BSD - 18 Leaf litter fall production of natural and Hannah Lumista, Town, Musuan, Bukidnon reforested mangrove forest of Sonneratia alba (Sm.) in Gloria Galan and +639754586374; Barangay White Beach, Pagadian City, Zamboanga del Marilou Ediza mcrisGcudal@gmail.com Sur 19 Florfe M. Acma, Florfe M. Acma Noe P. Mendez 1Department of Biology, 2Center for BSD - 19 Litterfall Production and Turnover Rate in the Victoria T. Quimpang, Biodiversity Research and Extension in three Long Term Ecological Research (LTER) Sites in Victor B. Amoroso, Mindanao (CEBREM), Central Mindanao Mindanao Noe P. Mendez University, University Town, Musuan, Bukidnon 8710, Philippines *Corresponding author: npolomendez@gmail.com; 09058764522 No. AUTHOR/S MAJOR AUTHOR PRESENTING AUTHOR AFFILIATION TITLE OF PAPER REMARKS 20 Dara Chelsie Jade R. Erwin P. Elazegui Erwin P. Elazegui College of Science, Technological BSD - 20 Malacofaunal Diversity of Lubayat Riverine Relos, Pamela Joy N. University of the Philippines-Manila Ecosystem in Rebamba,Ma.Leonely ngsepe@yahoo.com Real, Quezon Philippines Karol V. Tabares Erwin P. Elazegui , 21 Nelly S. Aggangan*, Nelly S. Aggangan Nelly S. Aggangan National Institute of Molecular Biology BSD - 21 Microbial Inoculated Plants to Bring Back Julieta A. Anarna and and Biotechnology, University of the Green Cover and Live Soil Environment in Barren Mine Angelbert D. Cortes Philippines Los Baños, College, Laguna Tailings? 4031 Philippines Tel: 049 536 0563, Fax: 049 536 2721, Email: nsaggangan@up.edu.ph 22 Tubongbanua, Jr.1, Mary Cor S. Salolog Mary Cor S. Salolog BSD - 22 Phytoplankton species population in two Maricris G. Cudal1 1Center for Biodiversity Research and selected rivers of Mt. Apo, Kidapawan, North Cotabato
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