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Fig 1.

The responses of relative root elongation to Al3+ treatments of ZH24, HX3 and 5 RIL lines.

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Fig 2.

Relationship between RRE and AAC of RILs by linear regression analysis.

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Table 1.

Phenotypic performance of Al3+ tolerance traits in two parents and RIL populations.

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Fig 3.

Frequency distribution of RRE and AAC among the RILs.

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Fig 4.

Distribution of LOD values of mapped QTLs of RRE (a) and AAC (b).

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Fig 5.

QTL positions on linkage groups of ZH 24 × HX 3.

The virtual lines represent the truncated segments of chromosomes.

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Table 2.

QTLs for two traits identified by the CIM method in the RIL population.

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Fig 6.

The relative expression of candidate genes by qRT-PCR in apical roots in both ZH 24 and HX 3 before (0 hrs) and after Al3+ exposure (24 hrs).

The ordinate value represents the fold change in gene expression.

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Table 3.

QTLs detected by previous studies and the present study associated with Al3+ tolerance in soybean.

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