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Table 1.

List of 188 amaranth accessions and their morphological traits observed under shade-house conditions.

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Fig 1.

Venn diagram showing the presence, average and overlap of SNPs in the six largest amaranth species sets.

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Fig 2.

Population structure of (A) 16 amaranth species and (B) 118 A. tricolor accessions at K = 3, respectively. Each vertical bar represents a single accession and the length of each bar represents the proportion contributed by each sub-population. The group membership for each population structure is similar to the UPGMA dendogram.

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Fig 3.

UPGMA phylogenetic tree of (A) 16 amaranth species and (B) 118 A. tricolor accessions. Yellow-dotted accessions were out-grouped A. tricolor and red-colored accessions were amaranth species that are closely related to most A. tricolor. Purple-colored and yellow-colored accessions were positioned in different clades of the second population structure as in (B).

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Fig 4.

3D-plot principles coordinate analysis of (A) 16 amaranth species and (B) 118 A. tricolor accessions.

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Table 2.

12 MTAs (P≤0.001) of three morphological traits; branching index, inflorescence color and leaf shape in 16 amaranth species.

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Table 3.

58 MTAs (P≤0.001) of four morphological traits; inflorescence color, and leaf, petiole and stem pigmentations in 118 A. tricolor accessions.

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Fig 5.

Manhattan plot and QQ plot for branching index (BI), inflorescence color (IC), leaf pigmentation (LP) and leaf shape (LS) of 16 amaranth species.

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Fig 6.

Manhattan plot and QQ plot for inflorescence color (IC), leaf pigmentation (LP), petiole pigmentation (PP) and stem pigmentation (SP) of 118 A. tricolor accessions.

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