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4.60
9.60
8.25
7.00
3.00
5.5
7.5
6.75
6.5
5.75
5.5
4.5
6.5
5.75
4.75
4.25
4.33
4.33
4.33
4.33
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
3.67
3.67
3.33
3.33
RILs selected to constitute R-Bulk based on October 2019
phenotypic data
Lesion area (mm2)
R RILs3
7.50
4.75
4.33
10
N05_015
6.5
4.33
RILs selected to constitute R-Bulk based on June 2019
phenotypic data
Lesion area (mm2)
N05_066
7.00
4.75
4.00
11
N05_132
4.67
RILs selected to constitute R-Bulk based on August 2018
phenotypic data
Lesion area (mm2)
N05_056
5.25
12
N05_150
5.00
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
N05_049
N05_066
N05_012
N05_001
N05_080
N05_043
N05_079
N05_042
6.40
6.25
6.00
5.67
5.25
5.25
5.25
7.75
7.25
4.25
7.00
26
6.00
3.00
Sl. No2
N05_093
5.5
4.33
13
N05_122
3.50
5.75
5.33
19
N05_094
27
Oct-1912
N05_043
5.5
5.67
14
N05_083
4.20
6.75
5.33
20
4.75
N05_111
5.5
3.67
15
N05_077
5.00
6.75
5.33
4.00
Jun-1911
5.33
N05_150
5.5
4.00
16
N05_116
5.25
7.5
5.67
4.5
6.75
5.25
5.33
N05_123
4.40
5.75
4.67
17
N05_079
4.40
7.5
7.00
N05_067
7.00
Aug-1810
7.5
4.33
N05_122
4.80
5.75
6.00
18
N05_080
3.00
5.5
7.00
28
4.25
3.33
7.5
4.33
10
N05_008
5.75
20
N05_084
3.25
N05_067
N05_131
Oct-196
3.00
6.5
11
N05_042
8.25
7.00
22
N05_082
4.40
N05_093
4.25
N05_055
4.25
N05_091
3.25
5.33
12
N05_148
5.00
3.67
23
N05_034
21
7.50
29
Jun-195
N05_082
3.50
5.67
13
N05_063
6.33
4.00
24
N05_008
22
N05_056
30
6.00
N05_034
4.20
6.75
7.00
14
N05_079
6.5
4.33
25
6.00
23
4.00
Aug-184
N05_083
4.25
5.5
4.00
15
N05_121
4.60
6.5
4.00
26
9.00
3.67
N05_077
4.40
6.33
9.75
16
N05_120
3.00
6.5
5.00
6.00
Oct-19
N05_055
4.40
6.75
19
N05_018
9.60
6.75
5.33
7.5
5.75
6.5
N05_084
4.60
4.67
20
N05_091
3.50
6.75
N05_121
7.25
8.25
Jun-19
N05_008
4.60
9.75
3.00
21
N05_052
4.60
6.75
N05_120
8.50
3.00
N05_018
5.5
5.00
22
N05_083
5.25
27
N05_139
Aug-18
N05_015
4.75
5.75
3.33
23
N05_015
4.40
28
N05_063
R RILs
4.80
4.75
24
N05_080
6.75
29
N05_054
Sl. No
10
N05_003
5.00
6.75
3.33
25
N05_084
7.00
6.67
24
25
91
44.25
Jun-19
64.67
Oct-1912
RILs selected to constitute S-Bulk based on October 2019
phenotypic data
Lesion area (mm2)
70.25
Jun-1911
S RILs
52.80
N05_070
Aug-1810
Sl. No
57.33
23.00
56.33
64.67
56.33
Oct-196
49.25
54.33
70.25
S RILs
27.00
20
70.25
Jun-195
N05_070
51.60
52.80
Sl. No
N05_100
17.40
Aug-184
33.33
Oct-19
N05_074
RILs selected to constitute S-Bulk based on June 2019
phenotypic data
Lesion area (mm2)
Appendix 2. RILs used to generate susceptible bulks for QTL-seq analysis
62.20
Aug-18
70.25
N05_086
RILs selected to constitute S-Bulk based on August 2018
phenotypic data
Lesion area (mm2)
S RILs
51.60
N05_099
N05_074
Sl. No
63.75
64.67
60.75
70.25
34.80
52.80
33.00
N05_070
N05_027
N05_046
56.33
49
70.25
49
38.50
51.60
19.25
N05_074
N05_142
N05_021
55.75
42.25
N05_045
55.75
37.00
42.25
35.67
N05_045
6.75
39.25
23.00
N05_087
12.00
N05_100
N05_031
N05_072
35.75
63.75
57.33
35.75
54.25
34.80
49.25
N05_088
16.75
N05_027
27.00
8.00
33.33
N05_136
44.25
62.20
23.00
N05_099
60.75
49
33.00
46.6
13.50
N05_046
N05_021
49
N05_109
26.33
37.00
25.00
10
N05_046
28
57.33
11
N05_038
13.25
49.25
12
33.33
15.40
21.25
45.75
13
12.33
13.25
27.00
44.25
N05_149
N05_096
23.50
22.67
43.75
N05_019
N05_065
N05_100
62.20
14
N05_037
N05_085
N05_068
16.50
15
10
N05_099
37.00
16
49
10
11
N05_023
39.25
8.00
13.50
24.00
39.25
12
38.25
13.5
23.00
13
23.00
35.75
20.25
N05_031
24.25
15.50
N05_114
N05_013
11
12.33
N05_031
35.75
N05_025
23.00
23.00
N05_044
17
N05_089
22.33
22.80
14
N05_088
18
N05_136
21.50
15.50
60.75
N05_014
15
19
N05_044
13.00
30.25
N05_071
16
12.67
20
N05_104
13.00
33.00
12
45.75
13.67
34.75
7.33
22.33
21
16.75
12.67
20.20
13
22.67
12.67
28.4
30.25
25.00
22
15.25
21.67
N05_068
25.5
21.50
28
13.67
N05_135
34.75
17.5
14
34.75
N05_073
20.20
25.5
N05_118
20.33
22.00
N05_038
13.25
25.25
23
N05_073
17.00
21.50
17
N05_103
22.00
24
10
N05_089
18
N05_065
13.40
25
12.75
N05_073
8.00
19
N05_089
24.25
7.33
13.33
15.40
15
18.5
24.00
20
N05_039
23.00
23.5
10.60
16
20.75
22.33
21
N05_014
22.8
15.00
N05_076
13.5
22
N05_104
22.25
17
30.25
54.33
23
N05_133
14.00
20.25
20
24
13.67
20.20
54.25
14.00
25
13.5
N05_013
17.40
43.75
13.50
25.5
N05_038
16.75
13.5
26.33
15.75
18
N05_086
16.50
38.25
22.00
19
N05_087
15.75
13.25
13.50
20
N05_023
15.50
49
21
N05_025
15.40
13.50
22
N05_044
13.33
23
N05_096
23.5
24
38.25
25
92
N05_024
N05_023
N05_022
N05_021
N05_020
N05_019
N05_018
N05_017
N05_016
N05_015
N05_014
N05_013
N05_012
N05_011
N05_010
N05_009
N05_008
N05_007
N05_006
N05_005
N05_004
N05_003
N05_002
N05_001
RIL #
15.75
6.00
16.50
4.25
7.25
11.25
15.40
4.60
9.00
9.75
4.60
23.00
20.25
5.67
16.50
3.75
3.00
4.40
9.00
9.50
6.25
5.50
4.75
6.25
5.25
August
2018
14
15
37
45
13
10
10
25
14
10
13
12
12
10
10
11
June
2019
5.33
4.00
5.67
7.00
6.33
7.33
4.00
3.67
6.67
5.67
6.67
9.67
5.33
8.67
3.67
3.33
October
2019
N05_075
N05_074
N05_073
N05_072
N05_071
N05_070
N05_069
N05_068
N05_067
N05_066
N05_065
N05_064
N05_063
N05_062
N05_061
N05_060
N05_059
N05_058
N05_057
N05_056
N05_055
N05_054
N05_053
N05_052
N05_051
RIL #
11.50
51.60
21.50
12.00
22.80
52.80
12.25
22.67
7.00
6.00
13.25
13.00
8.25
11.50
8.25
6.50
10.00
13.25
13.25
7.50
4.25
8.50
6.33
9.60
10.75
August
20183
11
74
32
70
19
42
28
10
14
11
10
10
14
11
June
20194
3.33
5.33
4.00
9.00
9.00
4.00
October
20195
N05_127
N05_126
N05_125
N05_123
N05_122
N05_121
N05_120
N05_119
N05_118
N05_117
N05_116
N05_115
N05_114
N05_113
N05_112
N05_111
N05_110
N05_109
N05_108
N05_107
N05_106
N05_105
N05_104
N05_102
N05_101
RIL #
August
20188
18
11
14
14
21
13
15
36
11
22
18
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