Additional file 2 of Genetic basis of geographical differentiation and breeding selection for wheat plant architecture traits

Additional file 2: Table S1. Summary of the 306 worldwide wheat accessions. Table S2. Comparison of the eight plant architecture traits between two environments. Table S3. Detailed information of all significantly associated SNPs for the investigated traits> 5). Table S4. The 330 identified loci associated with investigated traits in this study. Table S5. Overlap between the known genes/QTLs and 330 identified loci in this study. Table S6. XP-CLR scores for the known genes. Table S7. The haplotypes of four major loci for the length of the four internodes in 831 Chinese wheat accessions. Table S8. The phenotypic data for the varieties from the seven continents/regions. Table S9. The phenotypic data of the haplotypes of the four major loci for the length of the four internodes. Table S10. The distribution of haplotypes of the four internodes in 306 worldwide accessions. Table S11. The genotypic data of all the varieties in the first pedigree. Table S12. The genotypic data of all the varieties in the second pedigree. Table S13. The interaction between environments and haplotypes for the length of the four internodes. Table S14. The interaction between environments and haplotypes for the length of the four internodes. Table S15. The 432 wheat varieties used for the analysis of the evolutionary relationship of the haplotypes. Table S16. The haplotype combinations for the length of the four internodes in 306 worldwide wheat accessions. Table S17. The haplotype combinations for the length of the four internodes in 306 worldwide wheat accessions. Table S18. The distribution of haplotype combinations for the length of the four internodes in 831 Chinese wheat accessions. Table S19. The phenotypic data of the four major haplotypes of TraesCS1A02G064800 in 306 worldwide wheat accessions. Table S20. The allele distribution of the SNP used in the RILs in the 306 worldwide wheat accessions. Table S21. The phenotypic data of RILs.