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Fig 1.

SNPs markers characteristics.

(a) Distribution of SNPs across the 11 chromosomes. (b) Polymorphic Information Content (PIC). (c) Variation of Gene Diversity. (d) Frequency distribution of Major Allele Frequency.

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Fig 2.

Estimated population structure of 44 pigeonpea genotypes.

(a) Average of likelihood value L (K) (mean + SD) against probable number of clusters (K). (b) Barplot of subpopulations at K = 4. Each genotype is represented by a vertical bar and partitioned into colored segments which represent the estimated probability membership in each of the K-inferred clusters on the y-axis. Bar colors (red, green, blue and yellow) indicate the groups identified through the structure program.

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Fig 3.

Neighbor—Joining tree of pairwise relatedness among 44 pigeonpea genotypes.

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Fig 4.

Principal Coordinate Analysis (PCoA) of 44 pigeonpea genotypes based on the population structure result.

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Fig 5.

Variation of number of genotypes with private alleles within all the 44 pigeonpea analyzed genotypes.

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Fig 6.

Genetic variation within the subpopulations.

(a) Average distances (Expected Heterozygosity) between individuals in same cluster. (b) Genetic variation within the subpopulations (Fst).

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Table 1.

Analysis of molecular variance (AMOVA) of the genetic variation among and within the four subpopulations of C. cajan genotypes using the 688 SNPs.

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Table 2.

Variation of different genetic parameters among the four identified subpopulations.

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