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Root density, lateral
	QTL Name	LG (GmComposite2003)	Start (cM)	End (cM)
	Root density, lateral 1-1	G	8.64000	14.84
	Root density, lateral 2-1	A1	28.95000	57.34
	Root density, lateral 2-2	D1b	116.34000	137.05
	Root density, lateral 2-3	I	36.93000	82.77
	Root density, lateral 2-4	L	22.67000	65.45
	Root density, lateral 3-1	A2	45.29000	48.84

Bi-Parental QTL Related by Ontology
	Al tolerance
		Al tolerance 1-1
		Al tolerance 1-2
		Al tolerance 1-3
		Al tolerance 1-4
		Al tolerance 1-5
		Al tolerance 1-6
		Al tolerance 2-1
		Al tolerance 2-2
		Al tolerance 2-3
		Al tolerance 3-1
		Al tolerance 3-2
		Al tolerance 3-3
		Al tolerance 3-4
		Al tolerance 3-5
		Al tolerance 3-6
		Al tolerance 3-7
		Al tolerance 3-8
		Al tolerance 3-9
	Branching
		Branching 1-1
		Branching 1-2
		Branching 1-3
		Branching 1-4
		Branching 1-5
		Branching 1-6
		Branching 1-7
		Branching 2-1
		Branching 3-1
		Branching 3-2
		Branching 3-3
		Branching 3-4
		Branching 3-5
		Branching 4-1
		Branching 4-2
		Branching 4-3
		Branching 4-4
		Branching 5-1
		Branching 5-2
		Branching 5-3
		Branching 5-4
	Canopy width
		Canopy width 1-1
		Canopy width 1-2
		Canopy width 1-3
	Chlorosis, leaflet Mn induced
		Chlorosis, leaflet Mn induced 1-1
		Chlorosis, leaflet Mn induced 1-2
	Days to germination
		Days to germination 1-1
		Days to germination 1-2
		Days to germination 1-3
	Drought index
		Drought index 1-1
		Drought index 1-2
		Drought index 1-3
		Drought index 1-4
		Drought index 1-5
		Drought index 1-6
		Drought index 1-7
		Drought index 1-8
		Drought index 1-9
		Drought index 1-10
	Fe effic
		Fe effic 1-1
		Fe effic 1-2
		Fe effic 1-3
		Fe effic 1-4
		Fe effic 1-5
		Fe effic 3-1
		Fe effic 3-2
		Fe effic 3-3
		Fe effic 3-4
		Fe effic 4-1
		Fe effic 4-2
		Fe effic 4-3
		Fe effic 5-1
		Fe effic 5-2
		Fe effic 6-1
		Fe effic 6-2
		Fe effic 7-1
		Fe effic 7-2
		Fe effic 8-1
		Fe effic 8-2
		Fe effic 8-3
		Fe effic 8-4
		Fe effic 9-1
		Fe effic 9-2
		Fe effic 9-3
		Fe effic 9-4
		Fe effic 9-5
		Fe effic 10-1
		Fe effic 10-2
		Fe effic 10-3
		Fe effic 11-1
		Fe effic 11-2
		Fe effic 11-3
		Fe effic 12-1
		Fe effic 12-2
		Fe effic 13-1
		Fe effic 13-2
		Fe effic 13-3
		Fe effic 14-1
	Flood tolerance
		Flood tolerance 1-1
		Flood tolerance 2-1
		Flood tolerance 3-1
		Flood tolerance 3-2
		Flood tolerance 4-1
		Flood tolerance 4-2
		Flood tolerance 4-3
		Flood tolerance 4-4
		Flood tolerance 4-5
		Flood tolerance 4-6
		Flood tolerance 4-7
		Flood tolerance 4-8
		Flood tolerance 4-9
		Flood tolerance 4-10
		Flood tolerance 4-11
		Flood tolerance 4-12
		Flood tolerance 4-13
		Flood tolerance 4-14
		Flood tolerance 6-1
		Flood tolerance 6-2
		Flood tolerance 6-3
		Flood tolerance 6-4
		Flood tolerance 6-5
		Flood tolerance 7-1
		Flood tolerance 7-2
		Flood tolerance 7-3
		Flood tolerance 7-4
	Flooding yield index
		Flooding yield index 1-1
		Flooding yield index 1-2
		Flooding yield index 1-3
		Flooding yield index 1-4
	Fusarium lesion length
		Fusarium lesion length 1-1
		Fusarium lesion length 1-2
		Fusarium lesion length 1-3
		Fusarium lesion length 1-4
		Fusarium lesion length 1-5
	Fusarium root rot
		Fusarium root rot 1-1
		Fusarium root rot 1-2
		Fusarium root rot 1-3
	Hypocotyl length
		Hypocotyl length 1-1
		Hypocotyl length 1-2
		Hypocotyl length 1-3
		Hypocotyl length 2-1
		Hypocotyl length 2-2
		Hypocotyl length 3-1
	Hypocotyl weight
		Hypocotyl weight 1-1
		Hypocotyl weight 1-2
		Hypocotyl weight 1-3
	Internode length
		Internode length 1-1
		Internode length 1-2
		Internode length 1-3
		Internode length 1-4
		Internode length 1-5
		Internode length 1-6
		Internode length 1-7
		Internode length 1-8
		Internode length 1-9
		Internode length 1-10
		Internode length 1-11
		Internode length 1-12
		Internode length 1-13
		Internode length 1-14
		Internode length 1-15
		Internode length 1-16
		Internode length 2-1
		Internode length 2-2
		Internode length 2-3
		Internode length 2-4
		Internode length 2-5
		Internode length 2-6
		Internode length 2-7
		Internode length 2-8
		Internode length 2-9
		Internode length 2-10
		Internode length 2-11
		Internode length 2-12
	Lateral root size, variable P
		Lateral root size, variable P 1-1
	Leaflet P
		Leaflet P 1-1
		Leaflet P 1-2
	Leaflet ash
		Leaflet ash 1-1
		Leaflet ash 1-2
		Leaflet ash 1-3
		Leaflet ash 1-4
		Leaflet ash 1-5
		Leaflet ash 1-7
		Leaflet ash 1-8
		Leaflet ash 1-9
		Leaflet ash 1-10
		Leaflet ash 1-11
	Necrosis, root Mn induced
		Necrosis, root Mn induced 1-1
		Necrosis, root Mn induced 1-2
		Necrosis, root Mn induced 1-3
		Necrosis, root Mn induced 1-4
	Node number
		Node number 1-1
		Node number 1-2
		Node number 1-3
		Node number 1-4
		Node number 1-5
		Node number 1-6
		Node number 1-7
		Node number 1-8
		Node number 1-9
		Node number 1-10
		Node number 1-11
		Node number 1-12
		Node number 1-13
		Node number 2-1
		Node number 2-2
		Node number 2-3
		Node number 2-4
		Node number 2-5
		Node number 2-6
		Node number 2-7
		Node number 2-8
		Node number 2-9
		Node number 2-10
		Node number 3-1
		Node number 3-2
		Node number 3-3
		Node number 3-4
		Node number 3-5
		Node number 3-6
		Node number 3-7
		Node number 4-1
		Node number 4-2
		Node number 5-1
		Node number 6-1
		Node number 7-1
		Node number 7-2
		Node number 7-3
	Nodule number
		Nodule number 1-1
		Nodule number 1-2
		Nodule number 1-3
		Nodule number 2-1
		Nodule number 2-2
		Nodule number 2-3
		Nodule number 2-4
		Nodule number 2-5
		Nodule number 2-6
		Nodule number 2-7
		Nodule number 2-8
		Nodule number 2-9
		Nodule number 2-10
		Nodule number 3-1
		Nodule number 3-2
		Nodule number 3-3
		Nodule number 3-4
		Nodule number 3-5
		Nodule number 3-6
		Nodule number 3-7
		Nodule number 4-1
	Nodule size
		Nodule size 1-1
		Nodule size 1-2
		Nodule size 1-3
		Nodule size 1-4
		Nodule size 1-5
		Nodule size 1-6
		Nodule size 1-7
		Nodule size 1-8
	Nodule weight per plant, dry
		Nodule weight per plant, dry 1-1
		Nodule weight per plant, dry 1-2
		Nodule weight per plant, dry 1-3
		Nodule weight per plant, dry 1-4
		Nodule weight per plant, dry 1-5
		Nodule weight per plant, dry 1-6
		Nodule weight per plant, dry 1-7
		Nodule weight per plant, dry 1-8
		Nodule weight per plant, dry 1-9
		Nodule weight per plant, dry 1-10
		Nodule weight per plant, dry 1-11
		Nodule weight per plant, dry 1-12
	Nodule weight, dry
		Nodule weight, dry 1-1
		Nodule weight, dry 1-2
		Nodule weight, dry 1-3
	P aquisition efficiency, variable P
		P aquisition efficiency, variable P 1-1
		P aquisition efficiency, variable P 1-2
		P aquisition efficiency, variable P 1-3
		P aquisition efficiency, variable P 1-4
		P aquisition efficiency, variable P 1-5
		P aquisition efficiency, variable P 1-6
	P concentration, variable P
		P concentration, variable P 1-1
		P concentration, variable P 1-2
		P concentration, variable P 1-3
		P concentration, variable P 1-4
		P concentration, variable P 1-5
		P concentration, variable P 1-6
		P concentration, variable P 1-7
		P concentration, variable P 1-8
	P use efficiency
		P use efficiency 1-1
		P use efficiency 1-2
		P use efficiency 1-3
		P use efficiency 1-4
		P use efficiency 1-5
	P use efficiency, variable P
		P use efficiency, variable P 1-1
		P use efficiency, variable P 1-2
		P use efficiency, variable P 1-3
		P use efficiency, variable P 1-4
		P use efficiency, variable P 1-5
		P use efficiency, variable P 1-6
		P use efficiency, variable P 1-7
		P use efficiency, variable P 1-8
		P use efficiency, variable P 1-9
		P use efficiency, variable P 1-10
	Photoperiod insensitivity
		Photoperiod insensitivity 1-1
		Photoperiod insensitivity 2-1
		Photoperiod insensitivity 2-2
		Photoperiod insensitivity 3-1
		Photoperiod insensitivity 3-2
		Photoperiod insensitivity 4-1
		Photoperiod insensitivity 5-1
		Photoperiod insensitivity 5-2
		Photoperiod insensitivity 5-3
		Photoperiod insensitivity 5-4
	Plant P
		Plant P 1-1
		Plant P 1-2
		Plant P 2-1
		Plant P 3-1
		Plant P 3-2
		Plant P 3-3
		Plant P 3-4
		Plant P 3-5
		Plant P 3-6
		Plant P 3-7
	Plant P, variable P
		Plant P, variable P 4-1
		Plant P, variable P 4-2
	Plant height
		Plant height 1-1
		Plant height 2-1
		Plant height 2-2
		Plant height 2-3
		Plant height 2-4
		Plant height 3-1
		Plant height 3-2
		Plant height 3-3
		Plant height 3-4
		Plant height 3-5
		Plant height 4-1
		Plant height 4-2
		Plant height 4-4
		Plant height 5-1
		Plant height 5-2
		Plant height 5-3
		Plant height 5-4
		Plant height 5-5
		Plant height 5-6
		Plant height 5-7
		Plant height 5-8
		Plant height 5-9
		Plant height 5-10
		Plant height 5-11
		Plant height 5-12
		Plant height 5-13
		Plant height 6-1
		Plant height 6-2
		Plant height 6-3
		Plant height 6-4
		Plant height 6-5
		Plant height 6-6
		Plant height 6-7
		Plant height 6-8
		Plant height 6-11
		Plant height 6-12
		Plant height 6-14
		Plant height 7-1
		Plant height 7-2
		Plant height 8-1
		Plant height 8-2
		Plant height 8-3
		Plant height 8-4
		Plant height 9-1
		Plant height 9-2
		Plant height 9-3
		Plant height 10-1
		Plant height 10-2
		Plant height 10-3
		Plant height 10-4
		Plant height 11-1
		Plant height 11-2
		Plant height 11-3
		Plant height 12-1
		Plant height 13-1
		Plant height 13-2
		Plant height 13-3
		Plant height 13-4
		Plant height 13-5
		Plant height 13-6
		Plant height 13-7
		Plant height 13-8
		Plant height 13-9
		Plant height 14-1
		Plant height 15-1
		Plant height 16-1
		Plant height 17-1
		Plant height 17-2
		Plant height 17-3
		Plant height 17-4
		Plant height 17-5
		Plant height 17-6
		Plant height 17-7
		Plant height 17-8
		Plant height 17-9
		Plant height 17-10
		Plant height 17-11
		Plant height 17-12
		Plant height 18-1
		Plant height 18-2
		Plant height 18-3
		Plant height 18-4
		Plant height 18-5
		Plant height 18-6
		Plant height 19-1
		Plant height 19-2
		Plant height 19-3
		Plant height 19-4
		Plant height 19-5
		Plant height 20-1
		Plant height 20-2
		Plant height 20-3
		Plant height 20-4
		Plant height 20-5
		Plant height 20-6
		Plant height 20-7
		Plant height 20-8
		Plant height 20-9
		Plant height 20-10
		Plant height 20-11
		Plant height 20-12
		Plant height 21-1
		Plant height 21-2
		Plant height 21-3
		Plant height 21-4
		Plant height 21-5
		Plant height 21-6
		Plant height 21-7
		Plant height 21-8
		Plant height 22-1
		Plant height 23-1
		Plant height 23-2
		Plant height 23-3
		Plant height 23-4
		Plant height 23-5
		Plant height 23-6
		Plant height 23-7
		Plant height 23-8
		Plant height 24-1
		Plant height 24-2
		Plant height 24-3
		Plant height 24-4
		Plant height 24-5
		Plant height 24-6
		Plant height 24-7
		Plant height 24-8
		Plant height 25-1
		Plant height 25-2
		Plant height 25-3
		Plant height 25-4
		Plant height 25-5
		Plant height 25-6
		Plant height 26-1
		Plant height 26-2
		Plant height 26-3
		Plant height 26-4
		Plant height 26-5
		Plant height 26-6
		Plant height 26-7
		Plant height 26-8
		Plant height 26-9
		Plant height 26-10
		Plant height 26-11
		Plant height 26-12
		Plant height 26-13
		Plant height 26-14
		Plant height 26-15
		Plant height 26-16
		Plant height 26-17
		Plant height 26-18
		Plant height 26-19
		Plant height 26-20
		Plant height 26-21
		Plant height 26-22
		Plant height 27-1
		Plant height 27-2
		Plant height 28-1
		Plant height 29-1
		Plant height 29-2
		Plant height 29-3
		Plant height 29-4
		Plant height 30-1
		Plant height 30-2
		Plant height 30-3
		Plant height 31-1
		Plant height 31-2
		Plant height 32-1
		Plant height 33-1
		Plant height 33-2
		Plant height 33-3
		Plant height 33-4
		Plant height 33-5
		Plant height 33-6
		Plant height 33-7
		Plant height 33-8
		Plant height 34-1
		Plant height 34-2
		Plant height 34-3
		Plant height 34-4
		Plant height 34-5
		Plant height 34-6
		Plant height 34-7
		Plant height 34-8
		Plant height 35-1
		Plant height 35-2
		Plant height 35-3
		Plant height 35-4
		Plant height 35-5
		Plant height 36-1
		Plant height 37-1
		Plant height 37-2
		Plant height 37-3
		Plant height 37-4
		Plant height 37-5
		Plant height 37-6
		Plant height 37-8
		Plant height 37-9
		Plant height 38-1
		Plant height 38-2
		Plant height 38-3
		Plant height 38-4
		Plant height 38-5
		Plant height 38-6
		Plant height 38-7
		Plant height 39-1
		Plant height 40-1
		Plant height 40-2
		Plant height 42-1
		Plant height 43-1
		Plant height 43-2
		mqPlant height-001
		mqPlant height-002
		mqPlant height-003
		mqPlant height-004
		mqPlant height-005
		mqPlant height-006
		mqPlant height-007
		mqPlant height-008
		mqPlant height-009
		mqPlant height-010
		mqPlant height-011
		mqPlant height-012
	Plant height to Lodging ratio
		Plant height to Lodging ratio 1-1
		Plant height to Lodging ratio 1-2
		Plant height to Lodging ratio 1-3
		Plant height to Lodging ratio 2-1
		Plant height to Lodging ratio 2-2
		Plant height to Lodging ratio 2-3
		Plant height to Lodging ratio 2-4
		Plant height to Lodging ratio 3-1
		Plant height to Lodging ratio 3-2
		Plant height to Lodging ratio 4-1
		Plant height to Lodging ratio 4-2
	Plant height, variable P
		Plant height, variable P 1-1
		Plant height, variable P 1-2
		Plant height, variable P 1-3
		Plant height, variable P 1-4
		Plant height, variable P 1-5
		Plant height, variable P 1-6
		Plant height, variable P 1-7
		Plant height, variable P 1-8
		Plant height, variable P 1-9
	Plant weight
		Plant weight 1-1
		Plant weight 1-2
		Plant weight 2-1
		Plant weight 2-2
		Plant weight 3-1
		Plant weight 3-2
	Plant weight, dry
		Plant weight, dry 1-1
		Plant weight, dry 1-2
		Plant weight, dry 1-3
		Plant weight, dry 1-4
		Plant weight, dry 1-5
		Plant weight, dry 1-6
	Plant weight, dry, variable P
		Plant weight, dry, variable P 1-1
		Plant weight, dry, variable P 1-2
		Plant weight, dry, variable P 1-3
		Plant weight, dry, variable P 1-4
		Plant weight, dry, variable P 1-5
		Plant weight, dry, variable P 1-6
		Plant weight, dry, variable P 1-7
		Plant weight, dry, variable P 1-8
		Plant weight, dry, variable P 1-9
		Plant weight, dry, variable P 1-10
		Plant weight, dry, variable P 1-11
		Plant weight, dry, variable P 1-12
		Plant weight, dry, variable P 1-13
		Plant weight, dry, variable P 1-14
		Plant weight, dry, variable P 2-1
		Plant weight, dry, variable P 3-1
	Pubescence density
		Pubescence density 1-1
		Pubescence density 1-2
		Pubescence density 2-1
		Pubescence density 2-2
		Pubescence density 2-3
		Pubescence density 2-4
		Pubescence density 2-5
		Pubescence density 2-6
		Pubescence density 2-7
		Pubescence density 2-8
		Pubescence density 2-9
		Pubescence density 2-10
		Pubescence density 2-11
		Pubescence density 2-12
		Pubescence density 2-13
		Pubescence density 2-14
		Pubescence density 2-15
		Pubescence density 2-16
		Pubescence density 2-17
		Pubescence density 3-1
		Pubescence density 3-2
	Pubescence length
		Pubescence length 1-1
		Pubescence length 1-2
	Reproductive period
		Reproductive period 1-1
		Reproductive period 1-2
		Reproductive period 1-3
		Reproductive period 1-4
		Reproductive period 1-5
		Reproductive period 1-6
		Reproductive period 1-7
	Reproductive to vegetative period ratio
		Reproductive to vegetative period ratio 1-1
		Reproductive to vegetative period ratio 1-2
		Reproductive to vegetative period ratio 1-3
	Root P
		Root P 1-1
		Root P 1-2
	Root P, variable P
		Root P, variable P 2-1
		Root P, variable P 3-1
	Root area
		Root area 1-1
		Root area 1-2
		Root area 1-3
		Root area 2-1
		Root area 2-2
		Root area 3-1
	Root area development
		Root area development 1-1
		Root area development 1-2
	Root area, coarse
		Root area, coarse 1-1
	Root area, fine + Rhizobia
		Root area, fine plus Rhizobia 1-1
	Root area, fine - Rhizobia
		Root area, fine minus Rhizobia 1-1
	Root area, medium
		Root area, medium 1-1
		Root area, medium 1-2
	Root area, variable P
		Root area, variable P 3-1
		Root area, variable P 3-2
		Root area, variable P 3-3
	Root density, lateral
		Root density, lateral 1-1
		Root density, lateral 2-1
		Root density, lateral 2-2
		Root density, lateral 2-3
		Root density, lateral 2-4
		Root density, lateral 3-1
	Root diameter
		Root diameter 1-1
		Root diameter 1-2
		Root diameter 1-3
		Root diameter 1-4
	Root diameter change
		Root diameter change 1-1
		Root diameter change 1-2
		Root diameter change 1-3
		Root diameter change 1-4
	Root length
		Root length 1-1
		Root length 1-2
		Root length 1-3
		Root length 1-4
		Root length 2-1
	Root length development
		Root length development 1-1
		Root length development 1-2
	Root length, + Rhizobia
		Root length plus Rhizobia 1-1
	Root length, coarse
		Root length, coarse 1-1
	Root length, fine
		Root length, fine 1-1
	Root length, fine + Rhizobia
		Root length, fine plus Rhizobia 1-1
	Root length, medium
		Root length, medium 1-1
	Root length, primary
		Root length, primary 1-1
		Root length, primary 1-2
		Root length, primary 1-3
		Root length, primary 2-1
		Root length, primary 2-2
		Root length, primary 2-3
		Root length, primary 3-1
		Root length, primary 3-2
		Root length, primary 3-3
		Root length, primary 3-4
		Root length, primary 3-5
		Root length, primary 4-1
		Root length, primary 5-1
	Root length, variable P
		Root length, variable P 2-1
		Root length, variable P 2-2
		Root length, variable P 2-3
	Root morphology
		Root morphology 1-1
		Root morphology 1-2
		Root morphology 1-3
		Root morphology 1-4
		Root morphology 1-5
	Root nodule number 4-1
		Root nodule number 4-1
	Root nodule number, big
		Root nodule number, big 1-1
		Root nodule number, big 1-2
		Root nodule number, big 1-3
		Root nodule number, big 1-4
		Root nodule number, big 1-5
		Root nodule number, big 1-6
	Root nodule number, small + Rhizobia
		Root nodule number, small plus Rhizobia 1-1
		Root nodule number, small plus Rhizobia 1-2
	Root nodule weight, dry
		Root nodule weight, dry 1-1
		Root nodule weight, dry 2-1
		Root nodule weight, dry 2-2
		Root nodule weight, dry 2-3
		Root nodule weight, dry 2-4
		Root nodule weight, dry 2-5
		Root nodule weight, dry 2-6
		Root nodule weight, dry 2-7
		Root nodule weight, dry 2-8
		Root nodule weight, dry 2-9
		Root nodule weight, dry 3-1
		Root nodule weight, dry 3-2
		Root nodule weight, dry 3-3
	Root to Shoot weight ratio
		Root to Shoot weight ratio 1-1
		Root to Shoot weight ratio 2-1
		Root to Shoot weight ratio 2-2
	Root to Shoot weight ratio, variable P
		Root to Shoot weight ratio, variable P 3-1
	Root volume
		Root volume 1-1
		Root volume 1-2
		Root volume 1-3
		Root volume 2-1
		Root volume 2-2
	Root volume, coarse
		Root volume, coarse 1-1
	Root volume, fine
		Root volume, fine 1-1
	Root volume, fine + Rhizobia
		Root volume, fine plus Rhizobia 1-1
	Root volume, medium
		Root volume, medium 1-1
		Root volume, medium 1-2
	Root weight
		Root weight 1-1
		Root weight 1-2
		Root weight 1-3
		Root weight 3-1
	Root weight, dry
		Root weight, dry 1-1
		Root weight, dry 1-2
		Root weight, dry 2-1
		Root weight, dry 2-2
		Root weight, dry 2-3
		Root weight, dry 3-1
		Root weight, dry 3-2
		Root weight, dry 3-3
		Root weight, dry 3-4
		Root weight, dry 4-1
		Root weight, dry 4-2
	Root weight, dry, variable P
		Root weight, dry, variable P 1-1
		Root weight, dry, variable P 1-2
		Root weight, dry, variable P 1-3
		Root weight, dry, variable P 1-4
		Root weight, dry, variable P 1-5
		Root weight, dry, variable P 1-6
		Root weight, dry, variable P 1-7
		Root weight, dry, variable P 1-8
		Root weight, dry, variable P 1-9
		Root weight, dry, variable P 1-10
		Root weight, dry, variable P 1-11
		Root weight, dry, variable P 1-12
		Root weight, dry, variable P 1-13
		Root weight, dry, variable P 1-14
		Root weight, dry, variable P 1-15
		Root weight, dry, variable P 1-16
		Root weight, dry, variable P 4-1
		Root weight, dry, variable P 4-2
		Root weight, dry, variable P 4-3
	Root weight, fresh
		Root weight, fresh 1-1
		Root weight, fresh 1-2
	Root width, primary
		Root width, primary 1-1
		Root width, primary 2-1
	Row spacing response
		Row spacing response 1-1
		Row spacing response 1-2
		Row spacing response 1-3
		Row spacing response 1-4
		Row spacing response 1-5
		Row spacing response 2-1
		Row spacing response 2-2
		Row spacing response 2-3
		Row spacing response 2-4
		Row spacing response 2-5
		Row spacing response 3-1
		Row spacing response 3-2
		Row spacing response 3-3
		Row spacing response 3-4
		Row spacing response 3-5
		Row spacing response 3-6
	SCN
		SCN 1-1
		SCN 1-2
		SCN 1-3
		SCN 2-1
		SCN 2-2
		SCN 2-3
		SCN 2-4
		SCN 3-1
		SCN 3-2
		SCN 3-3
		SCN 4-1
		SCN 4-2
		SCN 4-3
		SCN 4-4
		SCN 5-1
		SCN 5-2
		SCN 5-3
		SCN 6-1
		SCN 6-2
		SCN 7-1
		SCN 8-1
		SCN 8-2
		SCN 8-3
		SCN 8-4
		SCN 8-5
		SCN 9-1
		SCN 9-2
		SCN 9-3
		SCN 9-6
		SCN 10-1
		SCN 10-3
		SCN 10-4
		SCN 10-5
		SCN 11-1
		SCN 11-2
		SCN 11-3
		SCN 12-1
		SCN 12-2
		SCN 13-1
		SCN 13-2
		SCN 14-1
		SCN 14-2
		SCN 15-1
		SCN 16-1
		SCN 17-1
		SCN 17-2
		SCN 17-3
		SCN 17-4
		SCN 18-1
		SCN 18-2
		SCN 18-3
		SCN 18-4
		SCN 18-5
		SCN 19-1
		SCN 19-2
		SCN 19-3
		SCN 19-4
		SCN 20-1
		SCN 20-2
		SCN 20-3
		SCN 20-4
		SCN 21-1
		SCN 21-2
		SCN 21-3
		SCN 22-1
		SCN 22-2
		SCN 22-3
		SCN 23-1
		SCN 23-2
		SCN 23-3
		SCN 24-1
		SCN 24-2
		SCN 25-1
		SCN 25-2
		SCN 26-1
		SCN 26-2
		SCN 26-3
		SCN 27-1
		SCN 27-2
		SCN 28-1
		SCN 28-2
		SCN 28-3
		SCN 28-4
		SCN 29-1
		SCN 29-2
		SCN 29-3
		SCN 29-4
		SCN 29-5
		SCN 29-6
		SCN 29-7
		SCN 29-8
		SCN 29-9
		SCN 29-10
		SCN 30-1
		SCN 30-2
		SCN 30-3
		SCN 32-1
		SCN 32-2
		SCN 32-3
		SCN 33-1
		SCN 33-2
		SCN 33-3
		SCN 33-4
		SCN 33-5
		SCN 33-6
		SCN 33-7
		SCN 34-1
		SCN 34-2
		SCN 34-3
		SCN 34-4
		SCN 34-5
		SCN 36-1
		SCN 36-2
		SCN 36-3
		SCN 36-4
		SCN 36-5
		SCN 36-6
		SCN 36-7
		SCN 36-8
		SCN 37-1
		SCN 37-2
		SCN 37-3
		SCN 37-4
		SCN 38-1
		SCN 38-2
		SCN 38-3
		SCN 38-4
		SCN 38-5
		SCN 38-6
		SCN 38-7
		SCN 39-1
		SCN 39-2
		SCN 39-3
		SCN 39-4
		SCN 39-5
		SCN 39-6
		SCN 39-7
		SCN 39-8
		SCN 39-9
		SCN 39-10
		SCN 39-11
		SCN 39-12
		SCN 40-1
		SCN 40-2
		SCN 40-3
		SCN 40-4
		SCN 41-1
		SCN 41-2
		SCN 41-3
		SCN 41-4
		SCN 41-5
		SCN 42-1
		SCN 42-2
		SCN 42-3
		SCN 42-4
		SCN 43-1
		SCN 43-2
		SCN 43-3
		SCN 43-4
		SCN 43-5
		SCN 43-6
		SCN 43-7
		SCN 43-8
		SCN 44-1
		SCN 44-2
		SCN 44-3
		SCN 44-4
		SCN 44-5
		SCN 44-6
		SCN 44-7
		SCN 44-8
		SCN 44-9
		SCN 44-10
		SCN 44-11
		SCN 44-12
		SCN 44-13
		SCN 44-14
		SCN 44-15
		SCN 44-16
		SCN 44-17
		SCN 45-1
		SCN 45-2
		SCN 45-3
		SCN 45-4
		SCN 45-5
		SCN 45-6
		SCN 46-1
		SCN 46-2
		SCN 46-3
		SCN 46-4
		SCN 46-5
		SCN 46-6
		SCN 46-7
		SCN 46-8
		SCN 47-1
		SCN 48-1
		SCN 48-2
		SCN 48-3
		SCN 49-1
		SCN 50-1
		SCN 50-2
		SCN 50-3
		SCN 50-4
		SCN 51-1
		SCN 51-2
		SCN 51-3
		SCN 51-4
		cqSCN-001
		cqSCN-002
		cqSCN-003
		cqSCN-005
		cqSCN-006
		cqSCN-007
	SDS
		SDS 1-1
		SDS 1-2
		SDS 1-3
		SDS 1-4
		SDS 2-1
		SDS 2-2
		SDS 2-3
		SDS 2-4
		SDS 2-5
		SDS 2-6
		SDS 2-7
		SDS 2-8
		SDS 3-1
		SDS 3-2
		SDS 3-3
		SDS 3-4
		SDS 4-1
		SDS 4-2
		SDS 4-3
		SDS 5-1
		SDS 5-2
		SDS 6-1
		SDS 6-2
		SDS 7-1
		SDS 7-2
		SDS 7-3
		SDS 7-4
		SDS 7-5
		SDS 7-6
		SDS 8-1
		SDS 8-2
		SDS 8-3
		SDS 9-1
		SDS 9-2
		SDS 9-3
		SDS 11-1
		SDS 11-2
		SDS 11-3
		SDS 11-4
		SDS 11-5
		SDS 12-1
		SDS 13-1
		SDS 13-2
		SDS 13-3
		SDS 13-4
		SDS 13-5
		SDS 13-6
		SDS 13-7
		SDS 13-8
		SDS 13-9
		SDS 13-10
		SDS 13-11
		SDS 13-12
		SDS 13-13
		SDS 13-14
		SDS 13-15
		SDS 14-1
		SDS 14-2
		SDS 14-3
		SDS 14-4
		SDS 14-5
		SDS 14-6
		SDS 14-7
		SDS 14-8
		SDS 14-9
		SDS 14-10
		SDS 14-11
		SDS 14-12
		SDS 14-13
		SDS 15-1
		SDS 15-2
		SDS 15-3
		SDS 15-4
		SDS 15-5
		SDS 15-6
		SDS 15-7
		SDS 15-8
		SDS 15-9
		SDS 16-1
		SDS 16-2
		SDS 16-3
		SDS 16-4
		SDS 16-5
		SDS 16-6
		SDS 16-7
		SDS 16-8
		SDS 17-1
		SDS 17-2
		SDS 17-3
		SDS 18-1
		SDS 18-2
		SDS 18-3
		SDS 19-1
		SDS 19-2
		SDS disease severity 20-1
		SDS disease index 20-2
		SDS disease incidence 20-3
		SDS disease incidence 20-4
		SDS disease index 21-1
		SDS disease index 21-2
		SDS disease index 21-3
		SDS disease index 21-4
		cqSDS-001
	Salt tolerance
		Salt tolerance 1-1
		Salt tolerance 3-1
		Salt tolerance 3-2
		Salt tolerance 3-3
		Salt tolerance 3-4
		Salt tolerance 4-1
		Salt tolerance 4-2
		Salt tolerance 5-1
		Salt tolerance 6-1
		Salt tolerance 7-1
		Salt tolerance 7-2
		Salt tolerance 7-3
		Salt tolerance 7-4
		Salt tolerance 7-5
		Salt tolerance 8-1
		Salt tolerance 8-2
		Salt tolerance 8-3
		Salt tolerance 8-4
		Salt tolerance 9-1
	Seed cadmium
		Seed cadmium 1-1
		Seed cadmium 2-1
	Seed calcium
		Seed calcium 1-1
		Seed calcium 1-2
		Seed calcium 1-3
		Seed calcium 1-4
	Seed nickel
		Seed nickel 1-1
		Seed nickel 1-2
	Seed phytate
		Seed phytate 1-1
		Seed phytate 1-2
		Seed phytate 2-1
		Seed phytate 2-2
		cqSeed phytate-001
		cqSeed phytate-002
	Seedling, abnormal
		Seedling, abnormal 1-1
		Seedling, abnormal 1-2
		Seedling, abnormal 1-3
	Shoot P
		Shoot P 1-1
		Shoot P 1-2
		Shoot P 1-3
	Shoot P, variable P
		Shoot P, variable P 2-1
		Shoot P, variable P 2-2
		Shoot P, variable P 2-3
	Shoot fresh to dry weight ratio
		Shoot fresh to dry weight ratio 1-1
		Shoot fresh to dry weight ratio 1-2
		Shoot fresh to dry weight ratio 1-3
	Shoot length
		Shoot length 1-1
	Shoot weight
		Shoot weight 1-1
		Shoot weight 1-2
		Shoot weight 1-3
		Shoot weight 3-1
		Shoot weight 3-2
		Shoot weight 3-3
		Shoot weight 3-4
		Shoot weight 4-1
		Shoot weight 4-2
		Shoot weight 4-3
		Shoot weight 4-4
		Shoot weight 4-5
	Shoot weight, dry
		Shoot weight, dry 1-1
		Shoot weight, dry 1-2
		Shoot weight, dry 1-3
		Shoot weight, dry 2-1
		Shoot weight, dry 2-2
		Shoot weight, dry 3-1
		Shoot weight, dry 3-2
		Shoot weight, dry 4-1
		Shoot weight, dry 4-2
		Shoot weight, dry 4-3
		Shoot weight, dry 4-4
		Shoot weight, dry 4-5
		Shoot weight, dry 5-1
		Shoot weight, dry 5-2
		Shoot weight, dry 5-3
		Shoot weight, dry 5-4
		Shoot weight, dry 6-1
	Shoot weight, dry, variable P
		Shoot weight, dry, variable P 1-1
		Shoot weight, dry, variable P 1-2
		Shoot weight, dry, variable P 1-3
		Shoot weight, dry, variable P 1-4
		Shoot weight, dry, variable P 1-5
		Shoot weight, dry, variable P 1-6
		Shoot weight, dry, variable P 1-7
		Shoot weight, dry, variable P 1-8
		Shoot weight, dry, variable P 1-9
		Shoot weight, dry, variable P 6-1
		Shoot weight, dry, variable P 6-2
		Shoot weight, dry, variable P 6-3
	Shoot weight, fresh
		Shoot weight, fresh 1-1
		Shoot weight, fresh 1-2
		Shoot weight, fresh 1-3
		Shoot weight, fresh 1-4
	Stem diameter, main
		Stem diameter, main 1-1
		Stem diameter, main 1-2
		Stem diameter, main 1-3
	Stem length, main
		Stem length, main 2-1
		Stem length, main 2-2
		Stem length, main 2-3
		Stem length, main 3-1
		Stem length, main 3-2
	Stem strength, main
		Stem strength, main 1-1
		Stem strength, main 1-2
		Stem strength, main 1-3
		Stem strength, main 1-4
		Stem strength, main 1-5
		Stem strength, main 1-6
		Stem strength, main 1-7
		Stem strength, main 1-8
	Stem weight, dry
		Stem weight, dry 1-1
		Stem weight, dry 1-2
		Stem weight, dry 1-3
		Stem weight, dry 2-1
		Stem weight, dry 2-2
		Stem weight, dry 2-3
	Total growth duration
		Total growth duration 1-1
		Total growth duration 1-2
		Total growth duration 1-3
		Total growth duration 1-4
		Total growth duration 1-5
		Total growth duration 2-1
		Total growth duration 2-2
		Total growth duration 2-3
		Total growth duration 2-4
	Vegetative period
		Vegetative period 1-1
		Vegetative period 1-2
		Vegetative period 1-3
		Vegetative period 1-4

GWAS QTL
	Root length
		Root length 1
	Root length dist
		Root length dist 1
	Root surface area
		Root surface area 1
	Root surface area dist
		Root surface area dist 1
	Root thickness dist
		Root thickness dist 1
	Root volume
		Root volume 1

GWAS QTL Related by Ontology
	Al Tolerance
		Al tolerance 1
	Branch Number, Main Stem
		Branch number, main stem 1
	Branching
		Branching 1
	Canopy Cover
		Canopy cover 1
	Canopy Width
		Canopy width 1
	Interbranch Length
		Interbranch length 1
	Internode Length
		Internode length 1
	Iron Deficiency Chlorosis
		Iron deficiency chlorosis 2
		Iron deficiency chlorosis 3
		Iron deficiency chlorosis 4
	Node Number
		Node number 1
		Node number 2
	P Use Efficiency
		P use efficiency 2
	Plant Height
		Plant height 1
		Plant height 2
		Plant height 3
		Plant height 4
		Plant height 5
		Plant height 6
		Plant height 7
		Plant height 8
	Pubescence Color
		Pubescence color 1
		Pubescence color 2
		Pubescence color 4
	Pubescence Density
		Pubescence density 1
	Pubescence Form
		Pubescence form 1
	Pythium Root Rot
		Pythium root rot 1
		Pythium root rot 2
	Reniform Nematode
		Reniform nematode 1
	Reproductive Period
		Reproductive period 2
		Reproductive period 3
		Reproductive period 4
	Root Length
		Root length 1
	Root Length Dist
		Root length dist 1
	Root Surface Area
		Root surface area 1
	Root Surface Area Dist
		Root surface area dist 1
	Root Thickness Dist
		Root thickness dist 1
	Root Volume
		Root volume 1
	Salt Tolerance
		Salt tolerance 1
	SCN
		SCN 1
		SCN 2
		SCN 3
		SCN 4
		SCN 5
		SCN 6
		SCN 7
	SDS
		SDS 1
		SDS 2
	SDS Dry Matter Retention
		SDS dry matter retention 1
	SDS Root Retention
		SDS root retention 1
	Shoot B
		Shoot B 1
	Shoot Ca
		Shoot Ca 1
	Shoot Cu
		Shoot Cu 1
	Shoot Fe
		Shoot Fe 1
	Shoot K
		Shoot K 1
	Shoot Length
		Shoot length 1
	Shoot Mg
		Shoot Mg 1
	Shoot Mn
		Shoot Mn 1
	Shoot P
		Shoot P 1
	Shoot S
		Shoot S 1
	Shoot Zn
		Shoot Zn 1
	Stem Diameter, Main
		Stem diameter, main 1
		Stem diameter, main 2
	Stem Shape, Main
		Stem shape, main 1
	Stem Termination Type
		Stem termination type 1
		Stem termination type 2
	Tap Root Length
		Tap root length 1

Genes Related by Ontology
	ENOD2
	GmENOD13
	GmENOD2A
	GmENOD2B
	GmENOD40
	GmENOD40-1
	GmENOD40-2
	GmENOD55
	GmENOD55-1
	GmENOD55-2
	ADO3
	ANS2
	ANS3
	AOMT
	Cda1
	CRY1a
	CRY1b1
	CRY1c1
	CRY2a1
	CRY2B
	CRY2c
	E9-1
	Em
	FKF1
	FKF2
	GI1A
	GI2
	GI3
	GLB1
	GLB3
	HB1
	HB2
	KASII-A
	KASII-B
	KASIII-1
	KASIII-2
	KASIII-3
	Rhg1
	UF3GT
	UF3GT1-1
	UF3GT1-2
	UF3GT1-3
	UGT78K2-1
	UGT79A6-1
	UGT79B30
	UGT79B30-1

Fast-Neutron Mutatations Related by Ontology
		1R01C81CMN09NSFBV
		1R02C16CMN09NSFBV
		1R02C50CMN09NSFBV
		1R02C61CMN09NSFBV
		1R03C32CMN09NSFBV
		1R03C38CMN09NSFBV
		1R04C95CMN09NSFBV
		1R05C38CMN09NSFBV
		1R06C15CMN09NSFBV
		1R06C42CMN09NSFBV
		1R09C00CMN09NSFBV
		1R11C52CMN09NSFBV
		1R12C21CMN09NSFBV
		1R12C79CMN09NSFBV
		1R15C10CMN09NSFBV
		1R19C96CMN09NSFBV
		1R22C50CMN09NSFBV
		1R23C51CMN09NSFBV
		1R25C46CMN09NSFBV
		1R25C64CMN09NSFBV
		1R26C04CMN09NSFBV
		1R26C38CMN09NSFBV
		1R26C94CMN09NSFBV
		1R27C36CMN09NSFBV
		1R28C71CMN09NSFBV
		1R28C96CMN09NSFBV
		1R30C38CMN09NSFBV
		1R33C17CMN09NSFBV
		1R33C72CMN09NSFBV
		1R36C37CMN09NSFBV
		1R36C46CMN09NSFBV
		1R36C86CMN09NSFBV
		1R37C90CMN09NSFBV
		1R39C32CMN09NSFBV
		1R39C33CMN09NSFBV
		1R39C38CMN09NSFBV
		1R39C56CMN09NSFBV
		1R48C22CMN09NSFBV
		2R01C00CMN09NSFBV
		2R01C05CMN09NSFBV
		2R01C66CMN09NSFBV
		2R02C47CMN09NSFBV
		2R02C82CMN09NSFBV
		2R03C01CMN09NSFBV
		2R04C88CMN09NSFBV
		2R04C99CMN09NSFBV
		2R06C36CMN09NSFBV
		2R06C75CMN09NSFBV
		2R06C87CMN09NSFBV
		2R07C12CMN09NSFBV
		2R08C01CMN09NSFBV
		2R10C37CMN09NSFBV
		2R11C31CMN09NSFBV
		2R11C55CMN09NSFBV
		2R11C60CMN09NSFBV
		2R13C50CMN09NSFBV
		2R16C12CMN09NSFBV
		2R18C12CMN09NSFBV
		2R19C41CMN09NSFBV
		2R21C01CMN09NSFBV
		2R25C69CMN09NSFBV
		2R28C91CMN09NSFBV
		2R30C21CMN09NSFBV
		2R31C26CMN09NSFBV
		2R32C17CMN09NSFBV
		2R33C46CMN09NSFBV
		2R34C10CMN09NSFBV
		2R34C17CMN09NSFBV
		2R35C97CMN09NSFBV
		2R37C59CMN09NSFBV
		2R38C29CMN09NSFBV
		2R38C53CMN09NSFBV
		2R39C14CMN09NSFBV
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