As precipitation declines in California, there is less colonization by fungus on conifer seedlings. You wonder...
As precipitation declines in California, there is less colonization by fungus on conifer seedlings. You wonder what that trend will have on future forest health.
a ) What is your testable hypothesis?
b) Design an experiment to test that hypothesis.
c) What is your null hypothesis?
d) Describe the type of data you will get from the experiment.
e) What type of statistical analysis will you do, and why is it appropriate? Use a different test than question #1.
f) Make up some data – at least 10 total. Run your test and show your calculations.
g) What do your results tell you about your hypothesis?
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