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*Legends; R: Rice, M: Monggo, WB: White Beans,

RB: Red Beans, 10c: 10 cents, 25c: 25 cents, 1php:
1peso coin, 5php: 5pesos coin.
**Objects not listed in some subplots are understood
to be non-existing.

Results and Discussion

Table 1.0 shows the quantity and variety of objects in
each subplots of the quadrat. Each of the objects
represents different species. The variety of objects is
a representational of the diversity of species which
may be present and observed if actual sampling
method is done in a terrestrial environment.

With these results, the

quadrat method was
able to quantify 1028
rice, 432 monggo
beans, 64 white beans,
101 red beans, 9 ten
centavos
coins,
3
twenty-five centavos
coins, 4 one peso
coins, and 3 five pesos
coins
from
the
different subplots of
the quadrat. The rice,
which is the smallest in

Table 2.0, on the other

hand,
shows
the
number of objects
recorded
by
the

R:10
M:3
WB:1
RB:0
10c:0
1php:0

R:39
M:9
WB:2
RB:0
10c:1
1php:0

R:53
M:14
WB:1
RB:0
10c:0
1php:0

R:86
M:0
WB:9
RB:3
10c:0
25c:1
1php:1

Table 1.0: The Quadrat.

size, was found to be dominant while the five pesos
coin would be the
R:26
R:9
R:9
rarest. The sampling
M:3
M:6
M:4
was
done
with
WB:1
WB:1
WB:0
absolutely
no
bias
and
RB:0
RB:0
RB:0
so
these
results
are
10c:0
10c:0
10c:0
completely
random.
1php:0
1php:0
1php:0

R:23
M:28
WB:4
RB:1
5c:1
10c:1
25c:1
1php:1

R:49
M:30
WB:0
RB:3
10c:0
1php:0

R:77
M:85
WB:6
RB:9
10c:0
1php:0
5php:1

R:69
M:23
WB:6
RB:4
10c:0
1php:0

R:97
M:38
WB:5
RB:7
10c:0
25c:1
1php:1
5php:1

R:84
M:28
WB:1
RB:5
10c:1
1php:0

R:23
M:8
WB:7
RB:8
10c:1
1php:0

R:76
M:21
WB:2
RB:6
10c:1
1php:0

R:66
M:20
WB:2
RB:2
5c:1
10c:0
1php:0

R:7
M:7
WB:2
RB:0
10c:0
1php:1

R:20
M:16
WB:3
RB:0
10c:0
1php:0

R:73
M:24
WB:3 (cm)
Distance
RB:14
0-2.5
10c:0
2.51-5.0
1php:0
5.01-7.5
7.51-10.0
10.01-12.5
12.51-15.0
R:15
R:5
M:11 15.01-17.5
M:7
WB:0
WB:0
RB:0
RB:4
10c:0
10c:0
1php:0
1php:0

R:33
M:7
WB:1
RB:11
10c:2
1php:0

R:36
M:30
WB:7
RB:11
10c:2
1php:0
5php:1

R:30
M:7
WB:0
RB:11
10c:0
1php:0

R:13
M:3
WB:0
RB:2
10c:0
1php:0

transect method. The

objects recorded were
expected to cross the
transect line (yarn). As
for
the
quadrat
method, these objects
are also representation
of the different species
one might find if an
actual transect method
is to be conducted.
Table 2.0:
line method

Transect

Number of Species
0
0
0
0
0
0
1R

17.51-20.0
20.01-22.5
22.51-25.0
25.01-27.5
27.51-30.0
30.01-32.5
32.51-35.0
35.01-37.5
37.51-40.0
40.1-42.5
42.51-45.0
45.01-47.5
47.51-50.0
50.01-52.5
52.51-55.0
55.01-57.5
57.51-60.0
60.01-62.5
62.51-65.0
65.01-67.5
67.51-70.0
70.01-72.5
72.51-75.0
75.01-77.5
77.51-80.0
80.01-82.5
82.51-85.0
85.01-87.5

87.51-90.0
90.01-92.5
92.51-95.0
95.01-97.5
97.51-100.0
100.01-102.5
102.51-105.0
105.01-107.5
107.51-110.0
110.01-112.5

6R, 1M
3R, 1M
0
12R
2R
0
1R
4R
2R, 2RB
1R
5R, 1M
1M, 2R
1RB
1M, 1R
1R
1R
2R, 1M
1M
1WB
1 5cents
0
0
1R, 1RB
2R
1R
0
0
2R

0
0
1R
0
1 5PHP
1R
0
0
0
0

112.51-115.0
115.01-117.5
117.51-120.0
120.01-122.5
122.51-125.0
125.01-127.5
127.51-130.0
130.01-132.5
132.51-135.0
135.01-137.5
137.51-140.0
140.01-142.5
142.51-145.0
145.01-147.5
147.51-150.0
150.01-152.5
152.51-155.0
155.01-157.5
157.51-160.0
160.01-162.5
162.51-165.0
165.01-167.5
167.51-170.0
170.01-172.5
172.51-175.0
175.01-177.5
177.51-180.0
180.01-182.5

0
1R
1 1PHP
1R
1R
0
0
0
0
1M
2M
1M
1M
1R
0
1R
1RB
1RB, 1M, 1R
0
0
1R
0
0
0
0
0
1M
2M

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182.51-185.0
185.01-187.5
187.51-190.0
190.01-192.5
192.51-195.0
195.01-197.5
197.51-200.0
200.01-202.5
202.51-205.0
205.01-207.5
207.51-210.0
210.01-212.5
212.51-215.0
215.01-217.5
217.51-220.0
220.01-222.5
222.51-225.0
225.01-250.0
250.01-252.5
252.51-255.0
255.01-257.5
275.5-280.0
280.01-282.5
282.51-285.0
285.01-287.5
287.51-290.0

1R
1RB, 1M, 1R
2R
1R, 2M
2R, 1RB
1RB, 1R, 1M
3R, 2RB
3R, 1 5PHP
4R
3R, 1M
1M, 1RB
2M, 1R
0
0
1R
0
2R
0
3R
2R
2R
0
0
0
0
1WB

The overall measurement of the area where the

sampling was conducted was found to be 290.0 cm.
Objects were expected to transect the yarn (in every
2.5cm) in order to be counted. Species quantified in
this method was way lower compared to the quadrat
method, since transect method measures a lower
surface area. 83 rice, 24 monggo beans, 2 white
beans, 10 red beans, 1 five cents, 1 one peso coin,
and 2 five peso coins, were quantified using the
transect method. Again the rice was dominant, but the
rarest were the 1 peso and 5 peso coins.