The excerpt above is a study of the vegetation of four selected varieties of berries at various elevation levels (250m, 500m, 1000m, and 1500m))in the Lakesle Lake Terrace region, BC, Canada.The data table provides information about the abundance of four different berry species (Kinnikinnick, Redbane, Red elder berry, and Thimble berry) at various elevation levels. Additionally, the table includes calculated descriptive statistics such as mean, median, standard deviation, minimum, and maximum values for each berry species.
The total abundance of berry species across different elevations are visually represented by the bar graph which shows how the total abundance varies for each berry species as the elevation changes. According to the data, Kinnikinnick berry has the highest total abundance, with a sum of 13 across all elevations while, Redbane berry and Thimble berry follows closely with a total abundance of 12, the least abundant species i.e. Red elder has the lowest total abundance of 7.However, the abundance shows irregular trends due to different elevations