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. 2010 Sep 28;122(2):327–340. doi: 10.1007/s00122-010-1449-8

Table 1.

QTL identified from the analysis of the rice recombinant inbred lines

Trait LOD thresholda QTL Chr. LOD LOD peak position (cM) R 2 (%)b Additive effectc 95% CI (cM)d QTL region (Mb)e
Recombination bins Simulation of 2,330 markers Simulation of 238 markers
Heading date 3.33 qHD-3 3 5.40 3.7 11.0 4.03 3.1–4.7 0.6–1.3 0.572–1.392 0.8–8.8
Culm diameter 3.37 qCD-2 2 5.71 135.5 10.4 0.38 135.2–137.1 33.4–34.2 33.372–34.356 31.2–34.4
qCD-4 4 4.13 94.9 7.3 0.30 93.6–96.6 30.1–31.3 29.764–31.404 28.0–32.8
qCD-12 12 5.47 74.9 9.9 0.36 73.9–75.9 18.6–20.0 18.448–20.088 18.4–23.2
Plant height 3.46 qPH-1 1 17.18 191 30.0 −13.10 190.0–193.2 40.0–40.6 40.096–40.752 39.2–40.8
qPH-2 2 8.00 136.4 11.9 7.90 136.1–137.7 33.9–34.6 33.700–34.356 31.2–36.0
qPH-3 3 5.27 138.5 7.6 6.21 137.6–139.7 32.6–33.3 32.224–33.536
qPH-12 12 4.61 88.4 6.5 5.89 86.2–91.2 22.4–22.9 22.056–23.204 21.6–23.2
Flag leaf length 3.43 qFLL-2 2 3.32 109.9 7.0 2.68 107.6–112.2 25.7–27.3 25.664–27.304 24.8–29.6
qFLL-5 5 3.07 115.8 6.4 −1.96 112.2–118.3 27.5–29.0 27.468–29.272
qFLL-12 12 3.73 35.4 7.8 2.21 34.7–36.5 6.2–7.0 6.148–7.132 4.0–8.8
Flag leaf width 3.48 qFLW-1 1 3.48 45.3 6.0 0.66 43.5–47.7 4.9–5.4 4.836–5.656
qFLW-4 4 8.68 100.7 16.4 −1.01 99.0–101.2 31.3–31.8 31.240–31.896 31.2–34.4
qFLW-7 7 4.34 80.4 7.4 0.67 74.4–82.2 24.4–25.6
qFLW-8 8 3.89 1.0 6.8 0.66 0.0–2.0 0.0–0.3 0.080–0.736
Tiller angle 3.37 qTA-2 2 3.72 118.7 4.7 −0.34 114.1–121.3 27.8–30.0 27.468–30.256 26.4–31.2
qTA-6 6 3.22 32.2 4.1 −0.38 31.3–33.5 5.3–5.8 4.0–7.2
qTA-9 9 24.57 81.8 46.0 1.03 81.1–82.9 21.3–21.7 21.236–21.892 20.0–23.2
Tiller number 2.85 qTN-5 5 4.01 115.5 8.8 1.92 114.5–116.8 27.9–28.7
Panicle length 3.37 qPL-2 2 3.27 137.4 5.1 0.96 135.9–139.6 33.9–34.9 33.864–35.012 32.8–36.0
qPL-6a 6 4.13 3.9 6.5 −0.99 2.3–5.6 0.8–1.5 0.900–1.556
qPL-6b 6 4.09 62.7 6.4 1.07 62.3–64.1 13.1–17.6 13.036–17.628
qPL-12a 12 4.39 99.0 7.1 1.09 97.2–99.7 23.6–24.2 23.532–24.352
qPL-12b 12 3.14 32.2 4.9 0.94 30.3–33.5 5.4–5.8 4.0–7.2
Awn length 3.30 qAL-1 1 7.40 152.6 13.7 5.71 150.7–154.9 29.1–30.8 26.648–30.420 28.0–31.2
qAL-3 3 6.98 77.8 12.9 5.62 77.6–80.2 16.7–17.4 16.152–17.464 15.2–18.4
qAL-4a 4 4.75 86.3 8.4 −4.57 86.3–87.6 28.1–28.4 27.960–28.616 26.4–29.6
qAL-4b 4 3.25 53.0 5.6 −4.02 48.9–55.9 19.6–20.7 19.596–20.744
Grain length 3.35 qGL-1 1 5.81 149.7 8.1 0.29 147.6–150.4 27.7–29.1 26.976–29.764 26.4–29.6
qGL-3 3 10.51 78.8 16.1 0.41 78.5–81.3 16.8–17.5 16.644–17.464 16.8–18.4
qGL-6 6 4.12 32.2 5.7 0.28 30.8–34.5 5.2–5.9 5.164–5.984
qGL-10 10 4.45 59.1 6.1 0.23 54.2–65.1 19.0–20.9 18.776–21.236
Grain width 3.26 qGW-2a 2 4.18 41.4 4.3 −0.07 41.1–44.3 9.0–9.8 8.936–9.920
qGW-2b 2 3.21 112.1 3.2 −0.06 111.5–113.4 27.1–27.5
qGW-3 3 7.02 82.2 7.3 −0.09 78.5–83.7 16.8–17.9 16.644–18.120 15.2–18.4
qGW-5 5 12.61 25.1 14.6 −0.15 25.1–26.4 5.1–5.5 4.672–5.656 4.0–5.6
qGW-6 6 5.32 60.4 5.5 −0.09 59.7–62.3 11.5–13.1 11.396–13.200 10.4–18.4
Grain thickness 3.35 qGT-5 5 4.77 23.0 9.2 −0.04 22.6–25.5 4.7–5.3 4.672–5.328
qGT-6 6 3.91 61.4 7.4 −0.04 60.1–62.5 11.6–16.9 11.560–16.972 10.4–20.0
qGT-10 10 4.73 78.7 9.2 −0.04 77.2–82.2 22.4–23.2 22.384–23.204
qGT-11 11 3.73 45.9 7.1 0.03 45.6–47.3 10.6–11.0 10.248–11.068
1,000-grain weight 3.35 qTGW-5a 5 3.29 9.1 6.7 −1.08 7.9–9.7 1.3–2.2
qTGW-5b 5 3.14 110.4 5.8 −0.96 107.8–111.5 27.0–27.4 26.812–27.468
qTGW-8 8 4.27 106.7 8.8 1.23 104.9–108.1 25.9–26.4 26.320–27.304 24.8–28.0
qTGW-10 10 4.26 21.9 9.7 −1.28 21.2–23.1 11.7–11.9 10.740–12.052 2.4–12.0
Spikelet number 3.43 qSN-1a 1 4.63 37.3 8.8 18.98 35.0–40.9 3.5–4.4 3.360–3.852 36.0–40.8
qSN-1b 1 5.08 181.2 9.8 −18.78 179.8–182.1 37.1–37.5 36.980–37.636
qSN-6 6 5.09 60.4 10.0 19.81 58.8–62.4 11.2–16.9 11.068–16.972 10.4–21.6
qSN-8 8 4.36 18.3 8.3 16.99 16.7–20.0 2.3–3.0 2.376–3.196 0.8–4.0

aThresholds determined by 1,000 permutation

bPercentage of phenotypic variation explained

cPositive and negative values indicated additive effect contributed by the alleles of 93-11 and Nipponbare, respectively

dChromosome regions corresponding to the 95% confidence interval for the detected QTL

eRegions between flanking bins or simulated markers of identified QTLs using high-throughput genotyping method (re-sequencing), 2,330 simulated markers, and 238 simulated markers by their physical locations, respectively. Blank spaces represent no overlapped QTL