Table 1: Field Worksheet of tree identification and distances. The data below was collected on the campus of ECU, in the space between the Science & Technology building and East 10th Street. Point Tree Distance (m) Species Identification 1 NE 3.0 Sweet gum 1 NW 20.2 American hornbeam 1 SE 0.5 Sweet gum 1 SW 14.0 Sweet gum 2 NE 4.0 Loblolly pine 2 NW 11.3 American Elm 2 SE 8.3 Bald cypress 2 SW 1.9 Sweet gum 3 NE 8.0 Bald cypress 3 NW 16.0 Hickory 3 SE 0.25 Sweet gum 3 SW 7.1 American Beech 4 NE 2.5 White oak 4 NW 9.0 Water oak 4 SE 8.5 Water oak 4 SE 9.0 Hickory 5 NE 7.5 Water oak 5 NW 16.1 Bald cypress 5 SE 9.1 Hickory 5 SW 14.5 Water oak Total Distance (m) 170.35 Table 2: Non-Species Specific Computations Use the instructions below and/or in the Powerpoint to complet the computations. You will be determining tree density (trees per hectare). Data Unit Computation Sum of Distances Measured 170.35 Meters Sum of all distances Total # trees sampled 20 Trees Total number of trees sampled Mean Distance 8.5175 Meters Sum of distance/Total # of trees Mean