The table I made compared the mean number of Adiantum Pedatum and Fescue in low and high-altitude sites. It was a little difficult to separate the high altitude and low altitude of the table, so I used a thick line to divide the table from the middle. The upper part is low altitude, and the lower part is high altitude of two species. The result is like what I predicted that the number of Adiantum Pedatum was higher than the number of Fescue in low-altitude sites, and it reversed in the high altitude. This clear result helps me to find more environmental factors for their adaptation to different altitudes in subsequent observations.
