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Table 1.

Allele combinations of four maturity E genes in Chinese soybean cultivars.

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Fig 1.

Flowering time (days from VE to R1) and maturity time (days from VE to R7) of different E allele combinations.

(a) Flowering time of cultivars with different E allele combinations in Beijing. (b) Flowering time of cultivars with different E allele combinations in Xinxiang. (c) Maturity time of cultivars with different E allele combinations in Xinxiang. VE, emergence. R1, beginning bloom. R7, beginning maturity.

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Table 2.

Flowering and maturity time of different E allele combinations.

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Table 3.

Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) of E genes for flowering and maturity time.

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Fig 2.

Distribution of E genotypes and their combinations in MGs.

(a) The proportions of genotypes of E1 in MGs. (b) The proportions of genotypes of E3 in MGs. (c) The proportions of different E allele combinations in MGs.

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Fig 3.

Geographic distribution of E allele combinations in China.

Each pie chart indicates the proportional distribution of E allele combinations in its province. The intensity of yellow background represents the numbers of cultivars originated from each province. NE, Northeast China. HHH, Huang‐Huai‐Hai Rivers Valley Region. SC, South China.

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Table 4.

E allele combinations and maturity groups of soybean cultivars of different ecotypes.

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