A comparison of several procedures for mass selection in winter rye. II. What are the merits of adjusting phenotypic values?

Bos, I.; Hennink, S.

doi:10.1007/bf00037857

Euphytica

1991

DOI: 10.1007/bf00037857

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A comparison of several procedures for mass selection in winter rye. II. What are the merits of adjusting phenotypic values?

I. Bos

S. Hennink

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Local adjustment method for field experiments. 1. The method and its examination by computer simulation

Anoshenko

1996

Euphytica

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The modification of `the nearest neighbour' method for using various size plots in field trials has been developed and the results of testing its validity by computer simulation are presented . It was found that the Field-S variant of this method using a square pilot area is the best for fields with a low and medium spatial heterogeneity . The Field-L variant using the least quantity of neighbours, offers advantages for fields with a medium and high spatial effect .The optimal values of the controlling coefficients of these variants were computed to allow for the calculation of the environmental indices over a wide interval of spatial heterogeneity with sufficient accuracy . For this reason, this local adjustment method is recommended as an obligatory statistical procedure for a prior data analysis of any field experiments that have fulfilled the necessary requirements . The original Field and CRBSD programs using the local adjustment method developed have been created for IBM-compatible personal computers .

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Local adjustment method for field experiments. 1. The method and its examination by computer simulation

Anoshenko

1996

Euphytica

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A comparison of several procedures for mass selection in winter rye. II. What are the merits of adjusting phenotypic values?

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Local adjustment method for field experiments. 1. The method and its examination by computer simulation

Local adjustment method for field experiments. 1. The method and its examination by computer simulation

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