Basic principles of experimental design are
A) Replication and randomization
B) Randomization and local control
C) Replication and error control
D) Replication, randomization and local control
The design which is used when the experimental material is limited and homogeneous is known as
A) Completely randomized design
B) Randomized block design
C) Latin square design
D) Split plot design
The principle of local control is not adopted in case of
A) Completely randomized design
B) Randomized block design
C) Latin square design
D) Split plot design
The design which provides highly precise result because the fertility variation is controlled in two directions which reduces the standard error is
A) Completely randomized design
B) Randomized block design
C) Latin square design
D) Split plot design
The design suitable for pot culture and when the experimental material is limited and homogeneous is
A) Completely randomized design
B) Randomized block design
C) Latin square design
D) Split plot design
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