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. 2023 Apr 3;74(12):3630–3650. doi: 10.1093/jxb/erad127

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Fig. 1. — Family-specific effect diversity of exotic ELF3 (ELF3_Hsp) alleles compared with the cultivated ELF3 (ELF3_Hv) alleles for the trait heading in days. Comparison of all 25 families of the barley nested association mapping (NAM) population HEB-25 from Herzig et al. (2018). (A) Each line of the radar plot shows the respective HEB family with its average ELF3_Hsp effect on flowering time, compared with the ELF3_Hv allele, in days [radar from inside to outside: no acceleration (0) to an acceleration of 2 d (–2)]. (B) Scatterplot comparing ELF3_Hsp flowering time effects in days between the two different locations Halle and Dundee. The regression line is shown as a solid line and the dashed line is the diagonal separating effect strengths between the two locations. Pearson’s correlation coefficient between locations is 0.6.