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Fig 1.

Map of Ethiopia showing the collection sites for the different cowpea landraces from different eco-geographical regions.

The map was constructed using the DIVA-GIS software as described by Hijmans et al., (2012) [49].

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Table 1.

Genetic parameter estimates based on 6498 SNPs among cowpea subpopulations.

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Fig 2.

UPGMA dendrogram showing the genetic relationships among cowpea collections grouped into three distinct clusters (cluster 1 = red, cluster 2 = green and cluster 3 = blue).

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Fig 3.

Neighbor joining tree among five different regions of Ethiopia and introduced improved cultivars based on pairwise FST.

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Table 2.

Analysis of molecular variance among and within cowpea subpopulations.

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Fig 4.

Population structure of 357 cowpea genotypes, in K = 3; each color represents one cluster.

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Table 3.

Proportion of membership of each predefined population in each of the clusters obtained at the best K (K = 3).

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Fig 5.

Scattered plot of DAPC, each color represents one cluster.

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Fig 6.

A bi-plot of the first two principal components (PC1 and PC2) of 357 cowpea genotypes, using 6 498 SNP markers.

Each color corresponds to population structuring and grouping.

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Table 4.

Number and proportion of accessions in the core collection along with each collection regions.

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