The ASReml cookbook is maintained by Dr Luis A. Apiolaza, Senior Lecturer in Tree Breeding and Genetics, School of Forestry, University of Canterbury & Honorary School of Plant Science (UTas) and CRC-SPF Research Associate, based in Christchurch, New Zealand. These pages are my copyright (1997–2007), some rights are reserved.

The ASReml cookbook is maintained by Dr Luis A. Apiolaza, Senior Lecturer in Tree Breeding and Genetics, School of Forestry, University of Canterbury & Honorary School of Plant Science (UTas) and CRC-SPF Research Associate, based in Christchurch, New Zealand. These pages are my copyright (1997–2007), some rights are reserved.

The ASReml cookbook is maintained by Dr Luis A. Apiolaza, Senior Lecturer in Tree Breeding and Genetics, School of Forestry, University of Canterbury & Honorary School of Plant Science (UTas) and CRC-SPF Research Associate, based in Christchurch, New Zealand. These pages are my copyright (1997–2006), some rights are reserved.

These pages are best viewed with a computer. They are not designed to be best viewed with IE or Netscape, but with anything that supports HTML4 and CSS. This includes modern versions of MS Internet Explorer (>5), Netscape (>5), Firefox, Opera, etc. I don’t know (and I don’t want to know) if you can read them using Lynx under VMS or other weird configuration, because I don’t have time to check that sort of things (well, actually they look OK in Lynx).

The contents columns should be on the right side, while the menu should be on the left. This may not be the case in your computer because your browser does not properly support the ‘overflow’ CSS property, and is having some problems with long code lines. The pages should print fine though.

The ASReml cookbook is maintained by Dr Luis A. Apiolaza, Principal Forest Biometrician, Forestry Tasmania & Honorary Plant Plant Science and CRC-SPF Research Associate, based in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. These pages are my copyright (1997–2005), some rights are reserved.

These pages are best viewed with a computer. They are not designed to be best viewed with IE or Netscape, but with anything that supports HTML4 and cascading style sheets (CCS). This includes modern versions of M$ Internet Explorer (>4), Netscape (>4. Version 4 does not render the code properly), Opera, etc. I don’t know (and I don’t want to know) if you can read them using Lynx under VMS or other weird configuration, because I don’t have time to check that sort of things (well, actually they look OK in Lynx). Pages are very light (just a few Kb each), and there are no blinking or flashing things, so I hope you enjoy your visit.

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These pages are best viewed with a computer. They are not designed to be best viewed with IE or Netscape, but with anything that supports HTM L4? and cascading style sheets (CCS). This includes modern versions of M$ Internet Explorer (>4), Netscape (>4. Version 4 does not render the code properly), Opera, etc. I don’t know (and I don’t want to know) if you can read them using Lynx under VMS or other weird configuration, because I don’t have time to check that sort of things (well, actually they look OK in Lynx). Pages are very light (just a few Kb each), and there are no blinking or flashing things, so I hope you enjoy your visit.

Not because this is in internet (or on TV for that matter) it means that everything here is correct. Thence, take everything in this page with a pinch of salt, and remember: only you are responsible for your analyses. Please let me know if you spot any mistakes or unclear explanations.

The ASReml cookbook is maintained by Dr Luis A. Apiolaza, Forest Biometrician, Forestry Tasmania & Honorary Plant Plant Science and CRC-SPF Research Associate, based in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. These pages are my copyright (1997–2005), some rights are reserved.