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. 2007 Sep;177(1):501–510. doi: 10.1534/genetics.107.073775

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Figure 6.— — Mean number of seed set per self-pollination (A) and seed set per outcross pollination (B) by S-allele among selfed progeny of 16 maternal genets. The values for each allele on the horizontal axis represent the mean of all genotypes in the selfed progeny that carried that allele (e.g., S₁_, S₅_, etc.). The bold horizontal line represents the overall mean for all plants. Plants carrying allele S₉ set significantly more seed per self-pollination and significantly less seed per outcross pollination than plants carrying any other allele present in the population.

Figure 6.— — Mean number of seed set per self-pollination (A) and seed set per outcross pollination (B) by S-allele among selfed progeny of 16 maternal genets. The values for each allele on the horizontal axis represent the mean of all genotypes in the selfed progeny that carried that allele (e.g., S₁_, S₅_, etc.). The bold horizontal line represents the overall mean for all plants. Plants carrying allele S₉ set significantly more seed per self-pollination and significantly less seed per outcross pollination than plants carrying any other allele present in the population.