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. 2021 Jun 23;12:699342. doi: 10.3389/fgene.2021.699342

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Copyright © 2021 Su, Zhao, Zhao, Li, Pang, Kang, Zhen, Chen, Chen and Wang.

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Genetics of resistance to common root rot (spot blotch) in wheat. Molecular markers, SNPs, and genes associated with common root rot or spot blotch resistant QTLs were collected from previous publications and searched against the JBrowse-1.12.3-release of the common wheat “Chinese Spring” genome available from the “Triticeae Multi-omics Center (http://202.194.139.32/).” Physical positions (numbers indicated on the left side of each chromosome, in units of 100,000,000 bp) were used to generate a distribution map of all the collected QTLs using Mapchart v2.32 software. Stable QTLs with large effect or linked with designated genes are highlighted in red. Detailed information for these QTLs can be found in Table 1.