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Fig. 3.1. ( Continued )

scores) and traits related to Na + and K + content.
Thus, it would appear that there is significant
scope for the identification of additional QTLs
through both screening for additional donor

addition, there do not appear to be any QTL stud-
ies conducted on physiological traits apart from
general survival (e.g., duration of survival and/or
visual injury assessed using standard evaluation

Table 3.1. QTLs common to multiple mapping populations

Chromosome Position (Mb) Tolerant donors

1 11 Pokkali, Nona Bokra, Chikiram Patnai, Kala Rata, FL478, Cheriviruppu

1 39 Nona Bokra, FL478, Capsule, Cheriviruppu, Chikiram, Patnai, Gihobyeo, Nipponbare

2 28 Capsule, Kala Rata, FL478, IR64, Kasalath

3 5 Pokkali, IR64, FL478, Chikiram Patnai, Capsule

3 30 Pokkali, Kasalath, Kala Rata, FL478, Cheriviruppu, Capsule

4 23 Nona Bokra, Boilam, Chikiram Patnai, IR64, JX17

5 24 Capsule, Kala Rata, IR64

6 5 FL478, IR64, JX17

6 22 Nona Bokra, Pokkali, FL478, JX17, Tarommahalli

7 4 Nona Bokra, Nipponbare, IR64, Boilam

9 15 Nona Bokra, Pokkali, IR64

12 8 Pokkali, Kala Rata, FL478, Capsule

12 25 Pokkali, JX17, FL478