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. 2021 Sep 7;128(7):919–930. doi: 10.1093/aob/mcab115

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Fig. 1. — The co-localized locus and haplotypes on chromosome A10 associated with PH_LP and PHr of B. napus. (A) Manhattan plot of co-localized locus for PH_LP and PHr in Trial 2_R2 and Trial 2_BLUP. (B) Significant SNPs associated with PH_LP and PHr on chromosome A10. The big red dots represent the significant SNPs. (C) Candidate gene association analysis of BnaA10g09290D with PH_LP. Association of the three alleles in chrA10_8216680 (D), chrA10_8216711 (E) and chrA10_8216756 (F) with PH_LP, respectively. (G) Two haplotypes of BnaA10g09290D. (H) Candidate gene association analysis of BnaA10g09290D with PHr. Association of the three alleles in chrA10_8216680 (I), chrA10_8216711 (J) and chrA10_8216756 (K) with PHr, respectively. (L) Two haplotypes of BnaA10g09290D. The number of inbred lines harbouring the corresponding allele is shown in brackets at the bottom.