I made 10 tables, one for each quadrat data collection which had the values of the pH measured at each location, soil texture, sunlight exposure, plants count in each, and I made line graphs for each locations plotting the density verses other factors. My data was the same I expected around my hypothesis, the graphs gracefully unveil that mid-slope emerges, where the topography orchestrates a perfect balance of sunlight, water, and nutrients, resulting in the flourishing abundance of plant life. The data tables and line graphs mirror the expectations aligned with our hypothesis. The mid-slope, a sweet spot of ecological harmony, exhibits higher plant density. Soil attributes, sunlight exposure, and the count of plant species converge to affirm the pivotal role played by topography in shaping the landscape.
Okay – when you hand in your small assignment for this I can see the figure and provide more input. thanks