The problem is in the included image. Please kindly include the work. The data below applies to Quadrant Sampling in the Canyon. In order to answer all population indicators correctly, you will need to calculate all the indicators for ALL species. Showany work on the FRQ worksheet.Each Quadrant (area = 200 m²)Type of plant1. persimmon2. cedar elmQ1Q2Q3Q425351520203010153. mesquite152015The relative frequency for mesquite is_%

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The problem is in the included image. Please kindly include the work.

The data below applies to Quadrant Sampling in the Canyon. In order to answer all population indicators correctly, you will need to calculate all the indicators for ALL species. Show
any work on the FRQ worksheet.
Each Quadrant (area = 200 m²)
Type of plant
1. persimmon
2. cedar elm
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
25
35
15
20
20
30
10
15
3. mesquite
15
20
15
The relative frequency for mesquite is_%

Expert Solution

Step 1

Quadrant sampling :

Quadrant is basically a square or frame in which in which we know how many species are present in particular area or habitat. There are many organisms ,organisms are present in particular habitat so, its not easy for us to calculate. so, we calculate smaller amount of population which is done by using quadrant sampling.

It is used to measure the distribution and abundance of an organism.

To calculate number of quadrant we have to divide total area of habitat by area of one quadrant .
Relative frequency is defined as the ratio of sum of area of given species to its total area.

according to question area of each quadrant is given that is 200 m(sq) and types of plants are persimmon, cedar elm and mesquite.