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. 2016 Jun 17;9:127. doi: 10.1186/s13068-016-0546-6

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Fig. 2 — Chromosomal locations of sugar-related genes in sorghum. Chromosomal locations of SWEET, SUT, INV, SPS, and SUS genes are shown. The positions are based on the reference genome BTx623. Duplicated genes focused in this study are linked by red lines. QTLs for sugar-related traits in sweet × grain sorghums are also shown on the basis of two independent QTL analyses: SS79 (sweet sorghum) × M71 (grain sorghum) (green bars [30]; and R9188 (sweet sorghum) × R9403463-2-1 (grain sorghum) (blue bars [31]). Numbers in the column at the left indicate the physical lengths of the chromosome [Mb megabase]