Rag 4-2
     
    
      | Parent 1: | Wyandot | 
    
    
      | Parent 2: | PI 567324 | 
    
    
      | Num loci tested: | 189 | 
    
    
      | Interval length: | 2 | 
    
    
      | Interval LOD score: | 35.9 | 
    
    
      | Trait name: | Reaction to Aphis glycines  | 
    
Controlled vocabulary terms associated with the QTL
     
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Other related QTL's
     
References for the QTL
     
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Maps containing Rag 4-2
     
Loci positively associated with the QTL
     
    
      | Satt649 | Parent_1 | 4.5 aphid score | 
    
     
    
      | Satt649 | Parent_2 | 1.3 aphid score | 
    
     
    
      | Satt649 | Phenotypic_R2 | 42.7 | 
    
     
    
      | Satt649 | Favorable_allele_source | PI 567324 | 
    
     
    
      | Satt649 | Additive_effect | 0.99 | 
    
Population types used in identification of the QTL
     
Parent trait values associated with the QTL
     
    | Parent | Trait | 
    
      | Wyandot | Aphid susceptible | 
    
    
      | PI 567324 | Aphis resistant | 
    
Loci associated with the QTL
     
Methods used to identify the QTL
     
    
      | JoinMap 4.0 | 
    
    
      | CIM | 
    
    
      | MaptQTL 5.0 | 
    
    
      | QTLNetwork 2.1 | 
    
Comments about the QTL
     
    
      | Publication assessed aphid resistance at 2 and 4 weeks in both greenhouse and field environements.  Only the field at 2 weeks is reported in SoyBase.  See publication for additional details | 
    
    
      | Publication measured soybean aphid resistance at 2 and 4 weeks after infestation.  It was defined as a score which was different at 2 and 4 weeks with a range of 1-5, but measurements at 2 weeks with 1=less than 10 aphids per plant, 5=more than 100 aphids per plant.  Measurements at 4 weeks were 1=less than 25 aphids per plant, 5= more than 500 aphids per plant.  See publication for additional details | 
    
    
      | Parent_1 was Wyandot, Parent_2 was PI 567324 | 
    
		
	
	
				
	
	
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