“…In the sugarcane sector, despite the large number of experiments already carried out analyzing the interrow spacing effects on yield (Bull, 1975;Freeman, 1968;Irvine, Benda, & Richard, 1980;Smit & Singels, 2006;Matherne, 1971;Tang, 1956), research results on sugarcane worldwide are inconclusive (Smit & Singels, 2006). However, no changes have been observed in interrow spacing in recent decades in Brazil (Basile Filho, Câmara, César, Piedade, & Miranda, 1993;Galvani, Barbieri, Pereira, & Villa Nova, 1997;Muraro, Rossi Junior, & Schogor, 2011;Silva et al, 2015;Veiga, 1950), the world's main producer of sugarcane. Those published studies on sugarcane interrow spacing represent a rich source of scientific information because they report the variation in yield with interrow spacing under different experimental conditions (e.g., cultivars, climates, soils, and irrigation).…”