Paper · 1950 · Shokubutsugaku Zasshi

The investigation of vegetation by means of sampling method-Studies on the structute of plant communities V

Makoto NUMATA

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Abstract

1) I investigated the quantitative method analysing vegetation according to the theory of small samples.2) It is recognized by most investigators that we ought to use the random sampling in our field survey, but we often based its method on subjective randomizaton.3) Sampling error is controlled by vegetational homogeneity and sampling ratio. And I could not compare several sampling methods by means of sampling error.4) The best stratification is the worst clusterization. Those order is expressed by coefficient of interclass correlation (ρ') and also the quality of sampling method is decided by the coefficient.5) The stratification by means of a dominant does not coincide with the one by means of the whole physiognomy.The latter is better.6) The significance of difference between several sampling methods is indicated by analysis of variance.Relative number of sampling units required for a given accuracy according to samling methods is calculated from average comparable variance.

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Sampling error depended on vegetation homogeneity and sampling ratio.

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vegetationale0
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vegetational homogeneity and sampling ratioe0

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“Sampling error is controlled by vegetational homogeneity and sampling ratio”

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Method / resourceobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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The author could not compare sampling methods by sampling error.

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compare several sampling methods by means of sampling errore0
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several sampling methodse0

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“I could not compare several sampling methods by means of sampling error”

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Stratification quality and clustering were inversely ordered.

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best stratificatione0
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worst clusterizatione0

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“The best stratification is the worst clusterization”

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Interclass correlation coefficient expressed the ordering and determined sampling-method quality.

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quality of sampling methode0
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“Those order is expressed by coefficient of interclass correlation (ρ') and also the quality of sampling method is decided by the coefficient”

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Stratification by whole physiognomy was better than stratification by a dominant.

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the one by means of the whole physiognomye0
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stratification by means of a dominante0

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“The stratification by means of a dominant does not coincide with the one by means of the whole physiognomy.The latter is better”

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Method / resourceobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Analysis of variance indicated differences among sampling methods.

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significance of difference between several sampling methodse0
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several sampling methodse0

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“The significance of difference between several sampling methods is indicated by analysis of variance”

✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 752–852 · show in text ↑
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Relative sampling-unit requirements for a given accuracy were calculated from comparable variance.

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Relative number of sampling units required for a given accuracye0
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samling methodse0

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“Relative number of sampling units required for a given accuracy according to samling methods is calculated from average comparable variance”

✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 853–992 · show in text ↑