SUMMARY A non-systematic design is proposed for experiments on the spacing of crops, allowing the spacing to be varied in two dimensions on a factorial basis with a constant number of plants per plot. Main effects are confounded with rows and columns of a rectangular block, so that plots of different size and shape form a compact layout. An example illustrates the analysis of variance.
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