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Table 1.

Genetic diversity for each subpopulation grouped by structure analysis.

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Figure 1.

Molecular classification of Chinese M. sinensis germplasm.

a Population structure of Chinese M. sinensis germplasm. b Classification of Chinese M. sinensis germplasm based on neighbor-joining tree clustering analysis. Note: The colors of the branch is consistent with the colors of structure group in a (G1 = red, G2 = green, G3 = blue, G4 = yellow, and G5 = purple). The vertical bars represent each genotype while division of the bars shows the genome content based on the sub-population identity.

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Figure 2.

The original geographical distribution of 457 M. sinensis accessions showed on a partial Chinese map.

The colorful objects represent various subpopulations generated by population structure analysis. The two accessions from USA are not shown in this figure.

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Table 2.

AMOVA analysis of genetic variation between M. sinensis subpopulations.

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Table 3.

Genetic distance between M. sinensis subpopulations.

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Figure 3.

Phenotypic distribution of heading date, plant height and biomass yield in 300 M. sinensis accessions.

a) heading date, b) plant height and c) biomass yield in the 1st (2009) and 2nd (2010) year after the Miscanthus field was established.

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Figure 4.

Phenotypic distribution against latitude (with interval of 2°) of the place of origin in Chinese M. sinensis germplasm.

a) heading date, b) plant height and c) biomass yield in the 1st (2009) and 2nd (2010) year after the Miscanthus field was established.

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Table 4.

Alleles significantly associated with the observed traits in the M. sinensis.

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Table 5.

Pearson correlation coefficients between geographical parameters of the original habitats and the observed traits in M. sinensis.

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