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. 2022 Sep 15;13:983525. doi: 10.3389/fgene.2022.983525

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Identification of QTLs by GWAS in rice. (A) Manhattan plots for SF_n in the whole population of rice accessions. (B) Information of the identified QTL for SF_n. (C) Manhattan plots for SF_ht in the whole population of rice accessions. (D) Information of the identified QTL for SF_ht. (E) Manhattan plots for RSF in the whole population of rice accessions. (F) Information of the identified QTL for RSF. Y axis means negative log₁₀ transformed p-values and dots above the red line show the significant SNPs in the QTL region. The black arrows indicate the QTL identified. SF_n, spikelet fertility in normal condition; SF_ht, spikelet fertility in high temperature condition; RSF, relative spikelet fertility. PVE: phenotypic variation explained.