Table 3.

QTLs detected through composite interval mapping in the BC₁ population.

Trait	QTL name	Chr	LOD peak	LOD peak position(cM)	Left marker	Right marker	95% CI(cM)	Additive effect	R2(%)
WCW	qtl1-1	9	3.60	51.81	mk14610	mk14818	51.54–56.30	0.16	10.67
WCW	qtl1-2	26	3.27	82.01	mk49168	mk49084	81.00–86.29	0.15	9.60
WCW	qtl1-3	26	3.23	89.71	mk49031	mk49007	89.15–90.68	0.15	9.52
CSW	qtl2-1	1	4.66	104.51	mk38	mk76	99.90–107.52	0.03	13.48
CSW	qtl2-2	23	4.89	164.21	mk41983	mk41914	159.04–167.58	0.03	13.68
CSW	qtl2-3	23	4.89	170.21	mk41872	mk41877	169.09–173.23	0.03	13.07
CSW	qtl2-4	28	3.94	79.91	mk50998	mk51009	78.76–80.40	−0.10	10.27
CSR	qtl3-1	13	3.69	0.01	mk26265	mk26369	0–1.86	0.04	12.51
PW	qtl4-1	1	3.54	108.61	mk76	mk75	108.52–110.59	0.15	12.70
PW	qtl4-2	22	4.07	81.21	mk40213	mk40245	78.98–83.49	0.30	12.54
PW	qtl4-3	22	3.50	86.81	mk40227	mk40330	85.72–90.72	0.30	10.96

Chr, chromosome; 95% CI, 95% confidence interval; R², percentage of phenotypic variation explained by the QTL.