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. 2020 Oct 22;229(3):1635–1649. doi: 10.1111/nph.16946

Table 1.

Net genetic effect (e) on heading date of single genes and their combinatorial effects of Hd1, Ghd7 and DTH8 in different day‐length conditions.

Lines Monogenic e Digenic e Trigenic e
ASD NSD ALD ASD NSD ALD ASD NSD ALD
H gd‐7 −14.1** −12.8** −15.4**
h G d‐5 +3.8** +1.7** +3.5**
hg D ‐6 −1.3* −4.9** +3.7**
HG d‐4 +6.3** +14.2** +69.3**
H g D ‐3 +6.2** +10.8** +26.1**
h GD ‐2 +2.2* +12.5** +21.6**
HGD ‐1 −10.0** −11.8** > +62.7**

ASD, artificial short‐day conditions; ALD, artificial long‐day conditions; NSD, natural short‐day conditions.

‘−’ indicates the promotion effect on heading from functional gene. ‘+’ indicates the inhibition effect on heading from functional gene. * , **, significance at 5% and 1% levels, respectively.

The single‐gene effects, for example, the effect of Hd1, were calculated by subtracting the basic effect of the hgd genotype by e(H) = D(Hgd‐7) – D(hgd‐8), to clarify the original function of Hd1.

The double‐gene effects, the effect of the Hd1/Ghd7 combination, were calculated by subtracting the effects of the hgd genotype and the single‐gene effects, e ( HGd ) = D( HGd‐4 ) – D( hgd‐8 )e ( H )e ( G ).

The effect of the Hd1/Ghd7/DTH8 combination, the basic effect of the hgd genotype, the single‐gene effects, and the double‐gene effects are all subtracted, e ( HGD ) = D( HGD‐1 ) – D( hgd‐8 )e ( H )e ( G )e ( D )e ( HGd )e ( HgD )e ( hGD ).