Scientific papers commonly use a number of types of illustrations:

Table:-

– Tables are best if you need to present your reader with numbers in an organized, clear manner.

Figure :-

Line graphs:-

– It demonstrate relationships among data or dynamic comparisons

Bar and pictorial graphs:-

– It compares quantities

Pie charts :-

– It shows proportions of a whole

Photographs:-

– It represents the data accurately

Flow charts:-

– It shows a complicated process or system

Maps:-

– It may shows the distribution of quantitative or qualitative data or illustrate research sites or other locales

Line drawings:-

– Line drawing illustrate objects, specimens or represent data.

Organizational chart:-

– It visually display the hierarchy

Link-Network Diagrams:-

– Link networks show the relationships.

Histogram:-

– Use histograms to show frequency distributions of observations for each class of variable such as weights or crop yields.

Scatter plot:-

– A scatter plot displays the relationship between two factors of the experiment. A trend line is used to determine positive, negative, or no correlation