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. 2018 Sep 21;30(10):2352–2367. doi: 10.1105/tpc.18.00653

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Figure 7. — Heading Date and Geographical Distribution of japonica Accessions Carrying the OsELF3(S) and OsELF3(L)-Type Alleles.

(A) Heading dates of japonica accessions separately carrying OsELF3(S)- and OsELF3(L)-type alleles in Wuhan in summer 2012. The few outliers are marked with asterisks. Black asterisk indicates early flowering accessions carrying OsELF3(S), and red asterisk indicates late flowering accessions carrying OsELF3(L).

(B) Geographic distribution of accessions carrying the OsELF3(S)-type (black dots) and OsELF3(L)-type (red dots) alleles. Longitude and latitude details for 142 accessions are shown in Supplemental Data Set 1. An Excel file (Supplemental Data Set 1) was converted to text format and imported into R software. A data packet in R software containing longitude and latitude information for each site all over the world enabled every accession to be placed in its proper coordinate on the map.