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Table 1.

Cassava landraces and their region of origin within Burundi.

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Table 2.

Introduced elite germplasm in Burundi and their country of origin.

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Table 3.

Qualitative traits used to characterize 118 cassava genotypes.

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Fig 1.

Morphological traits distribution among both landraces and elite germplasm with error bars indicating whether differences are statistically significant.

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Fig 2.

Morphological traits distribution among the cassava landraces with error bars indicating whether differences are statistically significant.

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Fig 3.

Morphological traits distribution among the elite germplasm with error bars indicating whether differences are statistically significant.

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Fig 4.

Phenotypic classification of cassava accessions based on the Ward’s method at a dissimilarity level of 6.

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Fig 5.

Genotypic classification of accessions based on the Ward’s method at dissimilarity level of 1.0 (red line), the green line determining the threshold for putative and known duplicates.

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Fig 6.

Population structure according to the DAPC using 18,124 SNPs.

The first two components are displayed graphically (each sub-population is differentiated by color).

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Fig 7.

Genetic relationships between cassava populations based on Nei’s genetic distance.

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Fig 8.

PCoA of cassava populations based on 18,124 SNP’s.

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Table 4.

Pairwise fixation index between landraces from different locations.

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Table 5.

Fixation index and heterozygosity within population.

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