Use of incomplete block designs in agricultural experiments
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The purpose of this article is to demonstrate the application of incomplete block designs with factorial struc- ture in agronomic experiments, particularly the crop sequences experiments. The paper also describes the use- fulness of incomplete split-plot designs in factorial experiments with many sub-plot treatments.References
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