During a post-ANOVA mean separation analysis using Duncan's New Multiple Range test for 32 crop varieties from a field experiments (RCBD with 3 replications), if found that the last letter of the alphabet, z, is exceeded, how best can the significant means (p = 0.05) be separated?
Its really a very good question and I never thought. I think, you may use A1, B1, C1.....then.
I still not understand that you means of alphabet z! does alphabet Z is superscript?
@Putra and @Omotayo, fortunately Tarafdar actually got the question and did try giving a possible answer. But let me explain further. Letters (a to z) are used as superscripts beside each mean value for DNMRT at a specific p-value. However, in a case where means separated have exceeded the conventional 26th letter of the alphabet (i.e. letter z) how do we troubleshoot such? Hope it is clearer now.
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