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Fig 1.

Frequency distributions of the DH lines of Hi-Q × RIL-144 cross of Brassica napus, grown under different photoperiod and temperature in growth chamber, for days to flowering.

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Table 1.

Least squares mean difference for days to flowering of the DH population of Hi-Q × RIL-144 cross of Brassica napus grown in growth chamber under three different photoperiod and constant temperature of 18 0C.

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Fig 2.

QTL mapping of days to flowering under different photoperiod and temperature conditions by use of a doubled haploid (DH) population derived from Hi-Q × RIL-144 cross of Brassica napus carrying the C genome content of B. oleracea var. alboglabra.

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Table 2.

QTL detected for days to flowering (DTF) under different photoperiod and temperature conditions by composite interval mapping by use of a doubled haploid population derived from Hi-Q × RIL144 cross of Brassica napus carrying the C genome content of B. oleracea var. alboglabra.

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Table 3.

QTL detected for days to flowering (DTF) under different photoperiod and temperature conditions by single marker analysis and by use of a doubled haploid population derived from Hi-Q × RIL144 cross of Brassica napus carrying the C genome content of B. oleracea var. alboglabra.

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Table 4.

Epistasis effect estimated on days to flowering (DTF) by use of a doubled haploid population derived from Hi-Q × RIL144 cross of Brassica napus carrying the C genome content of B. oleracea var. alboglabra.

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Table 5.

List of putative flowering time genes from the C genome chromosomes C1 and C9 of Brassica napus.

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