SUMMARY OF STUDY SITE

	TR1	RE1	TR2	RE2	TR3	RE3	TR4	RE4	TR5	TOTAL
#NATIVE PLANTS (%)	11  (58%)	105 (80%)	9 (69%)	111 (80%)	6 (100%)	108 (79%)	4     (50%)	97 (70%)	7  (33%)	458 (75%)
#NON-NATIVE PLANTS (%)	8    (42%)	27  (20%)	3 (23%)	27  (20%)	0	28  (21%)	4    (50%)	41 (30%)	14 (66%)	152 (25%)
#NATIVE SPECIES (%)	7     (63%)	12   (66%)	5 (62%)	16  (64%)	3  (100%)	17  (70%)	2    (40%)	13 (61%)	3   (30%)	33  (66%)
#NON-NATIVE SPECIES (%)	4    (36%)	6    (34%)	3  (38%)	9  (36%)	0	7  (30%)	3  (60%)	8  (39%)	7  (60%)	17  (34%)
UNKNOWN(%)			1 (18%)

Key: TR= 25 meter line walking south of river with plants recorded at every 5 meters.
         RE= 200 meter line with plants recorded every 5 meters, while walking west.
                 (Every plant seen looking toward river was recorded)
TR1 is located on Byer Way walking south from the bridge.
TR5 is located on Byer Road walking south from the bridge.

    We made an observation that the closer the plants were to human activity the less native plants there were.  The farther you go away from the roads the more native plants you see.  Our survey supports this observation.  If you look up at the chart or the graph you will notice the numbers.  For the species of plants you will see that the observation is also true.  The number of species of non-native plants in Transects #s 4 and 5 is more than the number of native species.