Measuring the abundance of species in grassland compared to the percentage of grass at York University Grassland area

Meta data: Quadrats - A 1 square meter quadrat was used randomly to record plant species in the grassland Number of species - Categorical variable; the number of different plant species in the quadrats Total number of species - Categorical variable; the total number of plant species in the quadrats Grass percentage: an estimated percentage of grass coverage over plants in the quadrats Plants percentage: an estimated percentage of plants coverage over plants in the quadrats <br> Hypothesis: There is a correlation between growing plants in grasslands and the percentage of grass decreasing due to the occupancy of the percentage of plants species and their growing habitat <br> Prediction: The percentage of grass decreases as the percentage of plants species increases The more species, the more the plants will thrive in the grassland As plants increase in number, the percentage of plants coverage increases <br> Method: At the grassland location at York University, quadrats of 1 square meter were randomly placed in a grassland at to observe and record plant species and their correlation to grass percentage around. The plant species in the quadrats were observed and recorded to identifying their species. The plant percentage was observed and recorded compared to the grass percentage in the quadrats. he experiment was repeated 25 times each at different location to make sure of randomization and to have a non bias data.