Hi

I have a set of data on barley that includes Lat/Long for point of origin and attribute data for a number of characteristics. The attribute data are discrete data eg, classification by botanical descriptor such as naked or husked grains. I want to test whether the geographic distribution of different types are different to each other or are non random within the whole set.

Many thanks for any suggestions

Huw Jones
Senior Researcher
Bingham Laboratory
NIAB
Huntingdon Rd
CAMBRIDGE
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