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Table 1.

Taxonomic classification of accessions.

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Table 2.

Distribution of SNPs per chromosome, before and after editing for call-rate and MAF.

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Table 3.

Recorded traits.

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Fig 1.

Stacked barplot for the ancestry of the available 391 rice accessions with K = 5.

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Fig 2.

Neighbour-joining trees of the 391 accessions (left) and of the 153 (centre) and 93 (right) subsets used for plant & grain and root phenotyping respectively.

Temperate japonica accessions in blue, tropical japonica in red, indica in green, aus in violet, and aromatic in black.

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Fig 3.

Phenotypic correlations among plant morphology, grain quality and root traits.

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Table 4.

Descriptive statistics of collected phenotypes.

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Fig 4.

Average LD as a function of inter-marker distance estimated in the panel of 391 accessions.

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Table 5.

Most significant associations between SNP genotypes and shoot, grain and root phenotypes in the analysed rice accessions.

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Fig 5.

Manhattan and Q-Q plots of GWAS results for plant morphology traits.

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Fig 6.

Manhattan and Q-Q plots of GWAS results for grain quality traits.

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Fig 7.

Manhattan and Q-Q plots of GWAS results for root traits.

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Fig 8.

Manhattan and Q-Q plots of GWAS results for thick root traits.

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Fig 9.

Manhattan and Q-Q plots of GWAS results for shoot and root dry weight.

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Fig 10.

Manhattan and Q-Q plots of GWAS results for shoot and root dry weight.

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