Table 1.

Location in the Phaseolus vulgaris physical map of linked markers and candidate genes for color and patterning genes associated with the flavonoid biosynthetic pathway compiled from existing literature and databases ^1,6.

Gene 2	Chrom. 3	Marker/Gene Model	Linkage 4	Start	End	Length 5
			cM	bp
B	2	ss715645998	0.0	48,634,623	48,634,743	121
Z	3	OAM10560	1.4	31,467,887	31,467,909	22
G	4	OAP7850	0.0	30,171,480	30,172,322	842
G	4	OAP31400	0.0	30,172,301	30,172,322	21
G	4	OU14900	0.0	31,093,347	31,093,369	22
V	6	OD12800	0.0	9,288,398	9,288,419	21
P	7	Phvul.007G171333 + Phvul.007G171466	−	28,752,132	28,774,743	22,611
Gy	8	OW17600	1.6	3,230,983	3,231,005	22
C	8	OAP2700	4.9	9,694,328	9,695,007	679
T	9	OM19400	1.4	11,731,567	11,731,944	377
Ana	10	OM9200	5.4	11,563,621	11,563,800	179
L	10	OL4525	1.2	41,443,673	41,443,694	21

¹ Original linkage map and primer sequence data from [27,32,33]. ² Color and patterning genes of common bean. Ana: modifies expression of T, B: greenish-brown seed testa, C: complex locus controlling seed testa patterning, G: yellow-brown seed testa, Gy: greenish-yellow seed testa, L: inhibitor of expression of partial coloring of t, P: recessive form conditions white seed testa and flowers, T: recessive form conditions partially colored testa, V: conditions violet seed testa, Z: modifier of expression of T. See [30] for additional detail. ³ Chromosome. ⁴ Linkage distance between the color/patterning gene (determined phenotypically) and marker as determined in [32,33]. ⁵ Length in base pairs refers to the length of the candidate gene (as in the case of p) or the length of a marker sequence linked to a color/patterning gene. ⁶ Not shown is Rk (recessive red seed testa), whose location is controversial; it has been located to both Pv01 [34] and Pv02 [35].