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. 2021 Jul 12;12:693285. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2021.693285

Table 2.

Contingency table based on rhAmp genotyping of SNP_36780842 and SNP_48607347 at three levels—annual vs. biennial beets, bolters and non-bolters of the biennial beets, and autumn-sown and spring-sown varieties.

SNP_ 36780842 C G Chi-square p-value
Validation dataset 1 Annual 83 9 43.34 <0.0001
(n = 46) 90.20% 9.80%
Biennial 40 52
(n = 46) 43.50% 56.50%
Validation dataset 2 Bolters 196 30 80.95 <0.0001
(n = 113) 86.73% 13.27%
Non-bolters 84 102
(n = 93) 45.16% 54.84%
Validation dataset 3 Autumn-sown 268 116 126.34 <0.0001
(n = 191) 70.15% 30.00%
Spring-sown 379 3
(n = 192) 98.69% 0.78%
SNP_ 48607347 C A Chi-square p-value
Validation dataset 1 Annual 12 78 94.74 <0.0001
(n = 46) 13% 85%
Biennial 80 14
(n = 46) 87% 15%
Validation dataset 2 Bolters 81 107 25.25 <0.0001
(n = 94) 43% 57%
Non-bolters 148 70
(n = 108) 69% 32%
Validation dataset 3 Autumn-sown 234 144 29.66 <0.0001
(n = 189) 61.90% 38.09%
Spring-sown 162 222
(n = 192) 42.18% 57.81%

The bold values represent the count of individuals obtained in each category along with a percentage calculated based on the total number of individuals test. The chi-square value provides a measure of the correlation between the categorial variables (the phenotype and the allele of the SNP in each case), and the p-value indicates if the statistical test resulted significant (p < 0.05).