Serial designs balanced for effects of neighbours on both sides

G. V. Dyke · Christine F. Shelley

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Optimal Experimental Design Methods Genetics and Plant Breeding Agriculture, Soil, Plant Science

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Summary Designs for experiments that allow the independent estimation of the effects of treatments to neighbouring plots (units) on each side were constructed by use of an electronic computer. Their utility (e.g. in the study of air-borne disease of field crops) is indicated and methods of analysis are discussed.

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1950Restricted Randomization and Quasi-Latin Squares 1956Serially balanced sequences in bioassay

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