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. 2006 Aug;98(2):411–419. doi: 10.1093/aob/mcl113

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Fig. 1. — (A) Maternal linkage map derived from an F₂ cross between a serpentine tolerant and a non-tolerant ecotype of Silene vulgaris. Linkage groups M1–M12 have marker names on the left while boxes on the right of each linkage group indicate QTL magnitudes and positions within 2-LOD confidence limits. QTL signs marked with + and−show the effect of the paternal QTL alleles in the homozygous state. (B) Paternal linkage map derived from an F₂ cross between a serpentine tolerant and a non-tolerant ecotype of Silene vulgaris. Linkage groups P1–P13 have marker names on the left while boxes on the right of each linkage group indicate QTL magnitudes and positions within 2-LOD confidence limits. QTL signs marked with + and−show the effect of the maternal QTL alleles in the homozygous state. For an explanation of abbreviations, etc. see part A.

Fig. 1. — (A) Maternal linkage map derived from an F₂ cross between a serpentine tolerant and a non-tolerant ecotype of Silene vulgaris. Linkage groups M1–M12 have marker names on the left while boxes on the right of each linkage group indicate QTL magnitudes and positions within 2-LOD confidence limits. QTL signs marked with + and−show the effect of the paternal QTL alleles in the homozygous state. (B) Paternal linkage map derived from an F₂ cross between a serpentine tolerant and a non-tolerant ecotype of Silene vulgaris. Linkage groups P1–P13 have marker names on the left while boxes on the right of each linkage group indicate QTL magnitudes and positions within 2-LOD confidence limits. QTL signs marked with + and−show the effect of the maternal QTL alleles in the homozygous state. For an explanation of abbreviations, etc. see part A.