Table 3.

QTLs for FT, BUT, and BOT of Brassica napus basing on HRGM^a.

Traits	QTLs	Chromosome	Positions (cM)	Intervals	LOD	Effectb	PVE (%)
FT	qFTYL18-A3	A03	88.96	Marker234317 – Marker237645	3.86	2.09	18.79
	qFTYL18-A9	A09	143.42	Marker748838 – Marker749082	3.64	−1.46	13.16
	qFTYL18-C4	C04	7.50	Marker1143139 – Marker1143141	4.04	1.01	13.81
	qFTYL18-C5	C05	133.36	Marker1416161 – Marker1418915	4.10	1.75	13.46
	qFTYL18-C6	C06	51.67	Marker1473636 – Marker1473647	3.08	0.20	20.23
BUT	qBUTYL18-A9	A09	93.38	Marker718950 – Marker721850	5.98	0.26	10.67
	qBUTYL18-A10	A10	29.51	Marker798064 – Marker799287	3.18	1.09	11.87
	qBUTYL18-C5	C05	18.50	Marker1282614 – Marker1284391	4.15	1.60	18.03
	qBUTYL18-C6	C06	41.17	Marker1469639 – Marker1470029	4.85	0.07	21.79
BOT	qBOTYL18-A6	A06	3.38	Marker422869 – Marker422998	2.75	1.03	9.18
	qBOTYL18-A9	A09	93.38	Marker718950 – Marker721850	4.35	0.77	11.11
	qBOTYL18-A10	A10	33.17	Marker800510 – Marker800511	3.37	1.23	20.35
	qBOTYL18-C5	C05	18.50	Marker1282614 – Marker1284391	5.30	2.01	20.00
	qBOTYL18-C6	C06	46.42	Marker1472234 – Marker1472235	3.65	0.24	23.38

BUT, budding time; BOT, bolting time; LOD, logarithm of odds; PVE, phenotypic variance explained.

^aThe high-resolution genetic map was constructed by SLAF-seq using the F2b population.

^bPositive and negative additive effects indicate that early flowering alleles are from DZ and GW, respectively.