Table 16. Theoretical recoverable yields of 96° sugar
(in kg per metric ton of cane--KS/T) from second-ratoon cane on
Dania muck, Lauderhill muck, Pahokee muck, and Pompano fine sand
Clone
Mean yield by
soil type, farm, and sampling date
Stability-*
Mean
Dania muck
Lauderhill
Pahokee
Pompano
Okeelanta
SFCW
Duda
Knight
SFCE
Wedgworth
Lykes
CP 92-1561
116.3
116.5
116.6
99.7
118.5
116.9
114.5
55.3
114.1
CP 92-1641
110.5
104.2
122.1
105.1
111.8
123.2
120.2
62.0
113.9
CP 92-1607
101.5
108.4
117.8
100.9
114.8
117.0
106.4
50.7
109.5
CP 70-1133
101.2
109.6
113.9
96.1
117.8
116.7
109.7
50.7
109.3
CP 92-1647
106.1
98.6
105.6
94.9
107.9
118.0
115.1
58.3
106.6
CP 92-1320
106.3
105.2
110.5
96.3
100.6
115.4
108.6
57.8
106.1
CP 92-1640
104.4
102.0
100.7
96.5
111.1
115.5
111.2
55.6
105.9
CP 92-1666
108.8
94.6
105.4
94.9
106.1
116.8
108.6
54.4
105.1
CP 92-1213
103.9
88.2
109.5
100.3
107.8
116.1
108.3
42.7
104.9
CP 92-1435
96.9
99.4
109.2
95.1
106.0
114.8
109.6
57.4
104.4
CP 92-1167
96.7
102.8
105.5
88.4
104.5
116.0
102.5
51.4
102.3
CP 92-1684
105.4
103.7
85.7
98.3
79.0
117.4
109.5
-10.0
99.8
Mean
104.8
102.8
108.5
97.2
107.2
117.0
110.4
48.9
106.8
LSD † (p =0.1) 6.4
7.3
7.9
7.2
2.1
6.4
5.9
5.1
CV ‡ (%) 7.3
8.6
8.8
8.9
9.5
6.6
6.4
8.0
p = 0.01 by Eskridge's method and use
of Shukla's stability-variance parameter. To compare two negative
indices, the index with the lowest absolute value is the greater
of the two.
LSD for location means = 3.37
KS/T at p = 0.10.
CV = coefficient of variation.
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