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Table 1.

Descriptive statistics, percentage of phenotypic variation explained by population structure (R2), and heritability in broad sense (h2) for 12 agronomic traits in Panel 1.

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Table 2.

Correlation coefficients for 12 agronomic traits in 2008 and 2009.

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Figure 1.

Distribution of pairwise relative kinship values in Panel 1.

The height of the black bar represents the percentage of varieties in different ranges of kinships.

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Figure 2.

Plots of observed versus expected P-values using MLM (Q+K) model for 12 agronomic traits in 2008.

The blue symbol the represents expected P-values, and the red symbol represents the observed P-values.

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Figure 3.

Plots of observed versus expected P-values using MLM (Q+K) model for 12 agronomic traits in 2009.

Blue symbol represents expected P-values, and red symbol represents observed P-values.

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Table 3.

Summary of association mapping results for 12 agronomic traits using MLM model in Panel 1.

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Table 4.

Association mapping results for 12 agronomic traits in two years using MLM model in Panel 1.

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Figure 4.

Relationship between PIC and P-value for marker–trait associations for 12 agronomic traits in two years.

Green asterisk refers to the total markers used in traits in 2008. A red asterisk refers to the markers significantly associated with traits in 2008. A purple asterisk refers to the total markers used in traits in 2009. A green triangle refers to the markers significantly associated with traits in 2009.

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Table 5.

Summary of trait-marker associations within the three Panels.

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Table 6.

The same trait-marker associations in Panel 2 and 3 using GLM model compared with those in Panel 1.

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Table 7.

Duncan multiple comparisons for different allelic effects on traits.

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