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Open image in new window Fig. 3 Mean yields of two crops per plot in grams.

Changes are relative to the mean yields of the decade 2001 to 2010 as a representation of the present time.

Under RS, the mean yields of the PLs were higher in both years and significantly different from that of MRQ74 in 2013.

The maximum and minimum of the simulated mean yields of the 486 farmers are 576.2 and 234.9 kg respectively (Fig. 5).

Mean grain yields of 1683, 1994 and 1752 kg ha−1 under the canopies of Cordia, Croton and Acacia, respectively, were significantly lower than in their paired open field with mean yields of 4063, 3415 and 2418 kg ha−1.

On the farm's larger fields (0.4 46 ha), three-year mean yields of switchgrass monocultures cut at ground level (12.7 Mg ha−1) were also greater than yields of mixtures (9.7 Mg ha−1) but both were less than prairie cordgrass (Spartina pectinata Link) monoculture yield (13.2 Mg ha−1) in a restored wetland.

This has been reflected in the difference in mean yield of the stress trials at different sites (Table 2).

The variable that tried to capture the effect of differences in land quality (in addition to water) was the mean yield of the land.

Saccharomyces bayanus produced the most ethanol, with a mean yield of 0.44 gethanol gsugarconsumed−1 and an ethanol specific production rate of 5.96 gethanol (L h)−1.

YL was estimated for a given cultivar as the difference between the mean yield of fungicide-protected and of untreated plots.

The insignificance of the correlation coefficient between adoption equation and non-adopters' yield function in all four specifications indicates that adopters and non-adopters obtain the same mean yield of paddy using local varieties, given their observed characteristics.