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. 2013 Aug 5;8(8):e70844. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0070844

Table 5. Conserved genomic regions between the D genome of hexaploid wheat and the chromosomes of the U and M genomes of the diploid species Ae. umbellulata and Ae. comosa and their allotetraploid hybrids, Ae. biuncialis and Ae. geniculata.

Group of Aegilops chr. U genome M genome
Ae. umbellulata Ae. biuncialis Ae. geniculata Ae.Comosa Ae. biuncialis Ae. geniculata
1 W1 (6) W1 (6) W1 (6) W1 (1) W1 (1) W1 (1)
W2 (1) W2 (2) W2 (2) W2 (1) W2 (1) W2 (1)
W4 (1) W4 (1) W4 (1)
2 W2 (4) W2 (3) W2 (4) W2 (1) W2 (2) W2 (5)
3 W3 (15) W3 (13) W3 (14) W3 (6) W1 (1) W3 (5)
W6 (1) W5 (1) W7 (1) W5 (1) W3 (2)
W7 (1) W7 (1)
4 W6 (2) W6 (1) W6 (2)
5 W2 (1) W5 (3) W5 (4) W5 (1) W5 (1) W5 (3)
W5 (3)
6 W2 (3) W2 (3) W2 (2) W1 (1) W6 (4) W6 (4)
W4 (5) W4 (4) W4 (4) W4 (2) W7 (1) W7 (1)
W5 (2) W7 (4) W7 (3) W6 (4)
W7 (4) W7 (2)
7 W3 (2) W3 (2) W3 (2) W6 (1) W6 (1) W2 (1)
W7 (3) W7 (3) W6 (1) W7 (3) W7 (6) W5 (1)
W7 (3) W6 (1)
W7 (4)

The number of COS markers representing the wheat orthologous regions is shown in brackets.