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. 2010 Dec 30;62(6):1831–1845. doi: 10.1093/jxb/erq367

Table 4.

Comparison of inter-chromosomal linkage disequilibrium between processing and fresh market tomato germplasm

Chromosomea Positionb Chromosomea Positionb No.c Processing
Fresh Market
P-valuee
Mean r2d St. Dev. Mean r2d St. Dev.
2 36.3–47.3 3 71.2–87.9 33 0.0648 0.0682 0.5776 0.2813 <0.0001
2 47.3–51.6 3 71.2–76.7 10 0.2094 0.0287 0.0203 0.0167 <0.0001
2 36.3–45.2 4 100.0–105.7 10 0.2278 0.1610 0.0569 0.0525 0.0372
2 36.3–47.3 4 53.2–61.7 30 0.0294 0.0249 0.4362 0.2324 <0.0001
3 76.7–87.9 4 53.2–61.7 17 0.0506 0.0407 0.4837 0.2346 <0.0001
3 76.7–87.9 11 46.4–48.5 8 0.0581 0.0777 0.3346 0.1080 0.0009
3 52.5–94.9 12 49.7–65.8 13 0.1596 0.1496 0.0257 0.0196 0.0012
4 53.2–68.5 11 46.4–48.5 18 0.0249 0.0228 0.2358 0.1306 <0.0001
a

Chromosomes being compared.

b

Genetic map position (cM) within the specified chromosomes. The position is derived from the integrated linkage map (Fig. 1).

c

Number of marker pairs in the comparison. Only marker pairs with r2 estimates in both classes were included.

d

Mean r2 values of all marker pairs between the two chromosomal regions.

e

P value of a paired t test of the mean r2 estimates of processing versus fresh market entries.