(Solved): Calculations: a. Calculate the percentage frequency [5] Percentage frequency =( Total number of qua ...
Calculations: a. Calculate the percentage frequency [5]
Percentage frequency =( Total number of quadrat(s)/(s)egments in which species occurred )/( Total number of quadrat(s)/(s)egments studied )\times 100b. Distribute various species into five frequency classes (Raunkaier, 1934) as given below. [5] \table[[\table[[Frequency %,Frequency class],[
1-20%,A],[
21-40%,B],[
41-60%,C],[
61-80%,D],[
81-100%,E]]],[3: Distribution in frequency classes (Raunk]] Table 3: Distribution in frequency classes (Raunkaier, 1934) c. Write down the frequency class in appropriate column against the species d. Write out how many species fall in to different frequency classes. [5] 6 \table[[Frequency class,No. of species],[A,-],[B,-],[C,-],[D,-],[E,-],[Table 4:Observed distribution in frequency classes,]] Table 4:Observed distribution in frequency classes e. Use your answer in d. above to find out the percentage of these species falling into different frequency classes as follows out of the total number of species recorded. [5]
( No. of species falling in frequency class? )/( Total number of species recorded )\times 100i. For frequency class
A=ii. For frequency class
B=