An edition of Field plot technique (1966)

Field plot technique

2d ed.
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An edition of Field plot technique (1966)

Field plot technique

2d ed.

The 1966 edition is the reprint of the second edition of 1962.

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Publisher
Burgess Pub. Co.
Language
English
Pages
380

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Field plot technique
1966, 1962, Burgess Pub. Co.
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First Sentence

"The term "science" is applied to systematized knowledge .."

Table of Contents

- Methods of scientific inquiry;
- General types of experiments;
- Measurement of sample data;
- Tests of significance;
- Chi square tests;
- Regression and correlation;
- Basis for the analysis of variance;
- The field plot;
- Principles of experimental design;
- Complete block designs;
- Complete and confounded factorial experiments;
- Split-plot and split block experiments;
- Combined experiments;
- Lattice designs;
- Rectangular lattices;
- Lattice squares and others;
- Analysis of covariance;
- Plot sampling methods;
- Transformation of experimental data.

Edition Notes

First ed. by W.H. Leonard and A. G. Clark.(Total Pages - 271)
Based on lectures given at Colorado State College since 1930.
Includes bibliographical references and index.

Published in
Minneapolis
Genre
Statistics.
Copyright Date
©1962

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
633
Library of Congress
S531 .L35 1962

The Physical Object

Format
Hardcover
Pagination
III, 373 pages: illustrations; 29 cm
Number of pages
380
Weight
2 pounds

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL5855092M
Internet Archive
fieldplottechniq0000lecl
LCCN
62016455
OCLC/WorldCat
2676205
Hathi Trust
001516296
Google
LCRtAAAAMAAJ

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL7363425W

Work Description

The good reception of the first edition in wide circles prompted the publishers to publish a further edition which, compared to the previous one, shows several changes in individual chapters. These were based on practical experience and the availability of more recent work. The baseline of providing an easily understandable introduction to the principles, techniques, and applications for students and scientific workers in agriculture and biology was maintained. This also corresponds to the general direction of this series of publications by Burgess Verlag. The collaboration of professors in biometrics (Le Clerg), agricultural studies (Leonhard) and mathematics (Clark) resulted in a guide to the preparation and implementation of field tests and research work, which was completed by numerous references (at the end of each of the 20 chapters) in this area. The examples calculated in the text of most of the chapters are very simple, the problems presented after the literature review are easy to solve.

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