Brassica Experiment
- Researcher
- Alan Miller,
U WI Horticulture
- Description
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The scientist examined the effects of rate of
application of a certain herbicide (pyridate) on a range of closely
related crops. The experiment was conducted over two
years, with three blocks each year.
The two years were conducted in roughly the same location,
but there was separate randomization in each year. Three
herbicide rates (pyrrat = 0, 1, 2) were randomly assigned
to separate rows within each crop plot. Recorded values
consist of yield per row for each crop*pyrrat
combination within each block for each year.
Since crop 2 was not used in the second year, it
is dropped from further consideration.
- Reference
- Miller A (1993)
`Pyridate tolerance in Brassicaceae crops',
PhD Dissertation, Department of Horticulture,
University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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Data & Setup
- brassica.dat
- crop pyrrat rep inj7dat in14dat yldkga pconyld pcnblk year trt
SAS Data Analysis
- brassica.sas
- brassica.prt
- two years with design change between years
Splus Data Analysis
- brassica.s
- read data
Book Figures
- brasrate.s
- H: 24.1 Brassica split split plot anova
Last modified: Tue Apr 14 08:35:57 1998 by Brian Yandell
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