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Fig. 4

From: Frequent intra- and inter-species introgression shapes the landscape of genetic variation in bread wheat

Fig. 4

Genome-wide introgressions from wild relatives into landraces and varieties. a Map of the lengths and distributions of all the putative introgressed segments on 21 chromosomes. Introgression regions in different populations are distinguished by the color: blue for landrace, orange for variety, and green for the introgressed segments shared between landrace and variety. The length of these columns indicates the actual length of the introgression segments. Previously mapped QTLs overlapped with introgression regions are indicated to the right side of the chromosomes by colored rectangles, magenta for QTLs related to yield, blue for QTLs associated with disease resistance, and yellow for QTLs related to development. The QTLs indicate references and confidence intervals are provided in Additional file 4: Table S9. b ML tree of the 1B/1R region on the chromosome 1B of the IWGSC RefSeq 1.0 from 0 to approximately 240 Mb using sequences of each individual. C42 and C46 clustered with rye. c ML tree of the 23 Mb introgression fragment on chromosome 5B. Several bread wheat accessions clustered in a clade, segregating from all wild emmer accessions. d ML tree of a 0.45-Mb fragment on chromosome 5D introgressed from Ae. tauschii. This fragment was shared in six landrace accessions. Trees constructed by all accessions are provided in Additional file 1: Figures S21, S29, and S31

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