
Metodologija eksperimentalnog naučnog rada
The classic university textbook by academician Slavko Borojević presents in detail the principles of planning, setting up, statistical processing, and interpretation of experiments in biological and agricultural sciences.
The textbook Methodology of Experimental Scientific Work (1974) by the distinguished geneticist and plant breeder, academician Slavko Borojević, is a fundamental work in the field of methodology of scientific research work in biotechnical, agronomic and biological sciences. In it, the author systematically guides the researcher through all phases of a scientific experiment — from defining a hypothesis and developing a research plan to the final analysis, interpretation and publication of the results obtained. The book places special emphasis on biometrics, statistical planning and experimental designs that ensure the reliability and accuracy of research. Borojević discusses in detail the setting up of field and laboratory experiments, the application of methods such as the randomized block design, Latin square and factorial experiments, as well as the application of variance, correlation and regression analysis for data processing. Although it was primarily designed for postgraduate students, agronomists and agricultural scientists, this book, due to its methodological breadth and clear structure, has served for decades as an indispensable manual for the objective and exact conduct of experiments in the natural sciences.
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