QTL for spike-layer uniformity and their influence on yield-related traits in wheat

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Table 3 Putative additive QTL for spike-layer uniformity related traits that were significant in no less than three of the nine data sets based on the KJ-RIL population

Trait^a	QTL^b	No. of data set^c	LOD value^d	PVE%^e	Add effect^f
PH	qPh-1BL.1	3	8.30	5.38	−2.55
	qPh-2B.1	7	5.79	4.59	2.09
	qPh-2D	3	5.03	3.34	1.69
	qPh-3A.1	6	4.59	3.33	1.75
	qPh-3D.1	9	10.45	8.53	2.69
	*qPh-4B.2*	9	23.56	22.53	−4.50
	qPh-5A.1	7	7.21	5.51	−2.21
	*qPh-6B.1*	9	12.79	10.87	−3.11
LTH	qLth-2B.2	5	4.19	4.33	1.88
	qLth-2D.2	3	8.39	4.07	1.67
	qLth-3D.1	7	4.98	5.87	2.07
	qLth-3D.2	3	3.09	2.95	−1.60
	*qLth-4B*	9	18.19	25.04	−4.37
	qLth-5A	3	3.22	3.48	−1.73
	*qLth-6B.1*	9	9.64	12.68	−3.10
	qLth-6B.2	4	4.50	4.13	−7.73
SLT	qSlt-5A	5	3.64	7.69	−1.33
SLT	*qSlt-6B.1*	4	6.21	13.71	−1.86
SLN	qSln-4A	3	3.57	6.26	0.14
	qSln-4B.3	4	17.73	7.82	−0.15
	qSln-5A	3	2.82	5.56	−0.13
	*qSln-6B*	3	9.74	18.67	−0.21
SLU	qSlu-4A	4	2.84	6.40	−0.02
	qSlu-4B	3	4.46	8.00	0.01
	*qSlu-6B.1*	3	5.78	12.04	0.02

^aLTH, The lowest tillers height; PH, Plant height; SL, Spike length; SLU, Spike-layer uniformity; SLN, Spike-layer number; SLT, Spike-layer thickness
^bA putative major QTL is marked in bold typeface and is characterized by a mean LOD > 3.0 and a mean PVE > 10%, and a putative stable QTL is underlined when this locus was detected in at least five of the nine data sets
^cThe number of data sets where the corresponding QTL showed significance
^dThe average LOD value across data sets
^eThe average percentage of explained phenotypic variation by the QTL across data sets
^fA positive sign indicates that the alleles from the Kenong9204 parent increased the corresponding trait value N, and a negative sign indicates that the alleles from the Jing411 parent increased the corresponding trait value

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