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. 2019 Feb 28;20:23. doi: 10.1186/s12863-019-0730-3

Table 3.

Putative additive QTL for spike-layer uniformity related traits that were significant in no less than three of the nine data sets based on the KJ-RIL population

Traita QTLb No. of data setc LOD valued PVE%e Add effectf
PH qPh-1BL.1 3 8.30 5.38 −2.55
qPh-2B.1 7 5.79 4.59 2.09
qPh-2D 3 5.03 3.34 1.69
qPh-3A.1 6 4.59 3.33 1.75
qPh-3D.1 9 10.45 8.53 2.69
qPh-4B.2 9 23.56 22.53 −4.50
qPh-5A.1 7 7.21 5.51 −2.21
qPh-6B.1 9 12.79 10.87 −3.11
LTH qLth-2B.2 5 4.19 4.33 1.88
qLth-2D.2 3 8.39 4.07 1.67
qLth-3D.1 7 4.98 5.87 2.07
qLth-3D.2 3 3.09 2.95 −1.60
qLth-4B 9 18.19 25.04 −4.37
qLth-5A 3 3.22 3.48 −1.73
qLth-6B.1 9 9.64 12.68 −3.10
qLth-6B.2 4 4.50 4.13 −7.73
SLT qSlt-5A 5 3.64 7.69 −1.33
qSlt-6B.1 4 6.21 13.71 −1.86
SLN qSln-4A 3 3.57 6.26 0.14
qSln-4B.3 4 17.73 7.82 −0.15
qSln-5A 3 2.82 5.56 −0.13
qSln-6B 3 9.74 18.67 −0.21
SLU qSlu-4A 4 2.84 6.40 −0.02
qSlu-4B 3 4.46 8.00 0.01
qSlu-6B.1 3 5.78 12.04 0.02

aLTH, The lowest tillers height; PH, Plant height; SL, Spike length; SLU, Spike-layer uniformity; SLN, Spike-layer number; SLT, Spike-layer thickness

bA putative major QTL is marked in bold typeface and is characterized by a mean LOD > 3.0 and a mean PVE > 10%, and a putative stable QTL is underlined when this locus was detected in at least five of the nine data sets

cThe number of data sets where the corresponding QTL showed significance

dThe average LOD value across data sets

eThe average percentage of explained phenotypic variation by the QTL across data sets

fA positive sign indicates that the alleles from the Kenong9204 parent increased the corresponding trait value N, and a negative sign indicates that the alleles from the Jing411 parent increased the corresponding trait value