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. 2019 Jun 21;9:9072. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-45618-w

Table 2.

Single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) with the largest effect (phenotypic variance explained by the SNP; R2) on various pear fruit quality traits (firmness: FIRM; crispness: CRIS; juiciness: JUIC; sweetness: SWET; sourness: SOUR; flavour intensity: FINT; fruit scuffing: SCUF; shape: SHAP; russet: RUSS; fruit weight: AVFW). The allele substitution effect (ASE), measured in phenotypic standard deviation units, of the largest-effect SNP is also presented. Statistical significance of SNP effect is shown using −log10p values.

Trait SNP Linkage group Position (cM) Significance (−log10p) ASE R2 (%)
FIRM S764_78213 10 95.60 4.00 0.52 3.0
CRISP S764_78213 10 95.60 3.64 0.48 2.6
JUIC S210_30053 5 298.97 3.54 0.41 2.2
SWET S182_250115 5 189.89 4.45 0.33 3.5
SOUR S465_110990 1 187.40 4.42 0.44 3.0
FINT S203_236962 8 214.20 4.63 0.41 3.3
SCUF S29076_1553 10 184.92 3.88 0.44 2.4
SHAP S4855_850 11 16.65 4.21 0.65 3.0
RUSS S150_272459 9 123.17 3.77 0.48 2.0
AVFW S340_202551 12 79.42 3.25 0.53 2.0