design_carolina: North carolina design type I and II

In omarbenites/geneticdsg: Genetic Designs for Plant Breeding Experiments

Description

North Carolina design I (NCDI) involves the performance of one male which is crossed with more than one females, since the male is selected randomly. It's also known as Polygamous matting design. On the other hand, North Carolina design II (NCDII) takes one female at random which is crossed with more than one male. It's also known as Polyandrous matting design.

Usage

design_carolina(set = 2, r = 3, male, female, type = 1)

Arguments

set	The number of sets
r	replication. At least 2 replications is suitable
male	females.
female	males
type	number 1: the North Caroline I. Number 2: the North Caroline II

Author(s)

Omar Benites

References

Statistical and Biometrical Techniques in Plant Breeding. Jawar R. Sharma. New Age International Publishers 2008.

Examples

   
res <- design_carolina(set= 3, r =2, male = c("m1","m2"), female = c("f1", "f2"), type = 1)       

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