Table 1.

Significant QTLs from single trait analyses in Aethionema arabicum TURxCYP recombinant inbred lines.

Tissue	GSa	QTLb	Marker	Position (cM)c	Lower–Upperd	-Log10(p)	AEe	SEf	PVE (%)g
Leaf	3MSOP	Q8.2	S44_973817	151.0	131.92–167.72	4.57	0.55	0.12	16.41
Leaf	3MTP	Q8.2	S44_827783	153.9	143.57–164.25	7.99	1.99	0.317	28.34∗
Leaf	8MSOO	Q6.2	S40_550522	78.8	61.78–95.83	6.26	0.40	0.075	19.44
Leaf	8MSOO	Q8.2	S44_609479	158.1	121.15–167.72	4.36	0.32	0.075	12.44
Leaf	A/I	Q10.1	S61_1993061	124.5	85.19–160.54	3.54	5.73	1.52	12.12
Leaf	A/I	Q8.2	S44_827783	153.9	123.08–167.72	4.28	6.06	1.43	13.55
Leaf	All GS	Q8.2	S44_609479	158.1	147.14–167.72	7.5	2.95	0.49	27.13∗
Fruit	3MSOP	Q8.2	S44_973817	151.0	140.99–160.92	8.26	2.98	0.46	30.74∗
Fruit	3MTP	Q6.2	S58_8426	72.8	30.92–114.76	4.48	1.78	0.41	12.43
Fruit	3MTP	Q8.2	S44_827783	153.9	139.37–167.72	7.3	2.42	0.41	22.92
Fruit	8MSOO	Q8.2	S44_827783	153.9	145.97–161.85	10.36	3.34	0.448	37.12∗
Fruit	4OHI3M	Q5.1	S53_4972590	25.0	0–71.94	4.07	0.42	0.10	11.94
Fruit	4OHI3M	Q8.2	S44_827783	153.9	141.47–166.35	7.62	0.61	0.10	25.78∗
Fruit	All GS	Q6.2	S58_8426	72.8	0–129.44	4.64	4.4	0.99	10.28
Fruit	All GS	Q8.2	S44_827783	153.9	145.39–162.43	11.68	8.12	0.99	34.99∗
Seed	3MSOOP	Q8.1	S81_435439	7.9	0.73–58.6	7.89	3.74	0.871	10.53
Seed	3MSOOP	Q8.2	S44_827783	153.9	143.48–164.34	9.34	5.96	0.87	26.81∗
Seed	7MSOH	Q6.1	S5_745413	16.6	0.0–41.18	5.62	0.15	0.03	14.6
Seed	7MSOH	Q8.2	S44_973817	151	139.57–162.35	8.81	0.2	0.03	24.99∗
Seed	8MSOO	Q8.2	S44_973817	151	140.04–161.88	7.57	6.37	1.06	25.84∗
Seed	All GS	Q8.2	S44_973817	153.9	146–161.83	10.17	33.7	1.79	13.03

^aGlucosinolate compound; A/I, ratio Aliphatic/Indolic; ^bQTL; the first number corresponds to the linkage group; ^cposition along linkage group in centimorgan; ^dlower and upper bound op QTL from Genstat; ^eadditive effect. Negative effects are from CYP, positive from TUR, Negative or positive effect means that the CYP or TUR allele has a stronger effect. ^fStandard error of additive effect; ^gpercentage of explained variance. ^∗Major QTL (PVE ≥ 25%, after Burke et al., 2002).