Effect of the length of row, number of replications, and frequency of checks on the accuracy of soybean experiments under the environmental conditions of Nanking, China

Effect of the length of row, number of replications, and frequency of checks on the accuracy of soybean experiments under the environmental conditions of Nanking, China

by S. Wang

Book 32 of Bulletin (Jinling da xue. Nong xue yuan) -- new ser.

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