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. 2015 Oct 19;5:15296. doi: 10.1038/srep15296

Figure 3. Features of recombination bin mapping in chickpea.

Figure 3

(a) Distribution of the recombination bins on eight chickpea pseudomolecules. The number of recombination bins identified in each psudomolecule was depicted on top of each column. A minimum of 112 bins were identified on Ca2 while maximum 292 bins were identified on Ca6.; (b) Distribution of bin sizes identified in ICC 4958 × ICC 1882 population. Approximately, 50% of the bins were of ≤0.50 Mb size indicating majority of the recombination has been captured; (c) A plot of gene resolution. Number of genes in each recombination bin represented on the X-axis and the accumulated percentage of bins are on the Y-axis. In total, 8.68% (139) bins contained no gene, 14.29% (229) had only one gene, while 45.82% (734) had two to ten genes. Thus, 68.79% of bins had ≤10 genes.