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What is the purpose of using the quadrate method in vegetational survey?
What is the purpose of using the quadrate method in vegetational survey?
- To cover a large forest area uniformly (correct)
- To observe the behavior of forest animals
- To measure the height of the trees
- To count the total number of trees in the forest
How are the sizes of quadrats determined for vegetational survey?
How are the sizes of quadrats determined for vegetational survey?
- By using a standard size of 5x5m for all vegetation types
- By using a standard size of 1x1m for all vegetation types
- By using a standard size of 10x10m for all vegetation types
- By using different sizes based on the vegetation type (grasses, shrubs, trees) (correct)
According to Singhal 1996, what is the recommended size of the quadrate for trees with a height greater than 2m?
According to Singhal 1996, what is the recommended size of the quadrate for trees with a height greater than 2m?
- 5x5m
- 16x16m (correct)
- 10x10m
- 1x1m
Why is it necessary to use different sizes of quadrats for different vegetation types?
Why is it necessary to use different sizes of quadrats for different vegetation types?
How does the result from the quadrate survey reflect the condition of the forest?
How does the result from the quadrate survey reflect the condition of the forest?