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. 2011 Mar;187(3):659–673. doi: 10.1534/genetics.110.124925

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Figure 4.— — Physical representation of a selection of linkage groups in the genetic material used in this study. (A) Segregation pattern of N11 and N13 chromosomes of the C genome from F₁ to BC₃ generation; (B) segregation pattern of B3, B6, B7, and B8 chromosomes of the B genome from F₁ to BC₃ generation; (C) segregation pattern of B-genome chromosomes observed in the 11 individuals of BC₃S₁ families. The location of the markers selected on the linkage groups is based on the AAFC reference maps. Blue parts represent the presence of the segment and white segments represent its absence. The parent of the BC₃ mapping population is indicated in boldface type.

Figure 4.— — Physical representation of a selection of linkage groups in the genetic material used in this study. (A) Segregation pattern of N11 and N13 chromosomes of the C genome from F₁ to BC₃ generation; (B) segregation pattern of B3, B6, B7, and B8 chromosomes of the B genome from F₁ to BC₃ generation; (C) segregation pattern of B-genome chromosomes observed in the 11 individuals of BC₃S₁ families. The location of the markers selected on the linkage groups is based on the AAFC reference maps. Blue parts represent the presence of the segment and white segments represent its absence. The parent of the BC₃ mapping population is indicated in boldface type.