highly significantP ≤0.01
In both populations, the Anova (results reported in Table 2 ) detected highly significant ( P ≤0.01) differences among the RILs for all considered traits.
In both populations, the Anova (results reported in Table 2 ) detected highly significant ( P ≤0.01) differences among the RILs for all considered traits.
Notwithstanding the relatively high significance and R 2 values in both RIL populations, this QTL region was not highlighted by GWAS, possibly due to (i) unbalanced frequencies of the causal alleles in the Unibo-DP; or (ii) small QTL effects that failed to reach significance.