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cM. cM. cM. cM. LG6. cM. LG2. LG9. LG4. cM. LG8. cM. cM. LG3. LG5. LG7. (a). cM. cM. cM. cM. cM. cM. LG4. LG5. LG3. LG6. LG7. LG2. (b). Suppl. Fig. 1.

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LG2

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  1. cM cM cM cM LG6 cM LG2 LG9 LG4 cM LG8 cM cM LG3 LG5 LG7 (a) cM cM cM cM cM cM LG4 LG5 LG3 LG6 LG7 LG2 (b) Suppl. Fig. 1

  2. Suppl. Table 1 Classification of F2 individuals of Cenchrus ciliaris based on their mode of reproduction as observed after ovule clearing

  3. Suppl. Table 2 Pattern of segregation of markers used for JoinMap analysis *Supposing the M allele is from the first parent and the m allele from the second, then the two situations are possible:1) The m allele is the null allele: MM x 00 -> F1: M0 -> F2: MM, M0, 00 2) The M allele is the null allele: 00 x mm -> F1: m0 -> F2: 00, m0, mm

  4. Suppl. Table 3 Annotation of 42 and 5 AFLP fragments associated with apomictic and sexual modes of reproduction based on BLAST analysis

  5. *11AFLP sequence did not showed any similarity with rice

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