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Factor patterns were broadly similar across crops.
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e0“In the factor patterns developed, differences between crops were small in comparison with the overall similarities”
Title
USE OF FACTOR ANALYSIS TO INVESTIGATE RELATIONS BETWEEIS ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES AND FORAGE YIELD
J. WADDINGTON Canadian Journal of Plant Science 1973. doi:10.4141/cjps73-057
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