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. 2013 Jun 10;14:388. doi: 10.1186/1471-2164-14-388

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Segregation distortion patterns in two independent white clover F₁mapping populations. Data are -log₁₀P for female (♀)-derived alleles; log₁₀P value for male (♂)-derived alleles for white clover mapping populations MP1 (dashed line) and MP2 (solid line). Distorted loci were declared at P<0.05 (log₁₀P>±1.3) and aligned as a proportion of distance along each integrated linkage group for each of the two homoeologues (H-1, H-2), noting that -1 and -2 are arbitrary distinctions and do not relate to the progenitor genomes O and P’ of T. occidentale and T. pallescens, respectively. The Self-Incompatibility (S) locus [24] is on the top end of group 1, and may underlie the severe male-derived distortion observed in MP2 on that group.