Mapping QTLs influencing rice floral morphology using recombinant inbred lines derived from a cross between Oryza sativa L. and Oryza rufipogon Griff.

Theor Appl Genet (2003) s00122-003-1227-y

In Fig. 3, chromosome 3, "L" should read "3L".

Fig. 3.

Mapping of QTLs for floral traits on the rice linkage map. The linkage maps consisted of 147 markers including 121 RFLPs, 17 isozymes, two protein markers (APAGE1, 2), one RAPD marker (RB1) and six morphological markers (OP, NT, Awn, gf, Bh2 and Rc) (Cai and Morishima 2002). The orientation of each chromosome was obtained from known maps (Causse et al. 1994; Harushima et al. 1998). The black regions on chromosomes represent the estimated centromere regions (Singh et al. 1996). The numbers, S and L, indicate each short and long chromosome arm, respectively. Markers are indicated on the left of each chromosome. Triangles and boxes on the right of each chromosome represent LOD peaks of putative QTLs and their one-LOD support intervals (Lynch and Walsh 1998), respectively. White, gray and black boxes indicate pistil, stamen and glume QTLs, respectively. Upward and downward triangles indicate that the presence of the W1944 and Pei-kuh alleles increase each trait, respectively