Research Article
Detection of Epistatic and Gene-Environment Interactions Underlying Three Quality Traits in Rice Using High-Throughput Genome-Wide Data
Table 3
Estimates of SNP additive effects and interaction effects with the environments under two different heritabilities.
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I and II stand for two different heritabilities of 50% and 70%, respectively, which are the proportions of total phenotypic variation ascribed to SNP additive effects and additive-environment interaction effects; Power, Par., Est., a, ae1, and ae2 have the same definitions as those in Table 1. |