Figure 4.
Large SVs upstream from CsFT in different cucumber populations. A, Schematic illustration of SVs giving rise to the short-1, short-2, and long types URs of CsFT. The 39.9- and 16.2-kb deletions are designated as deletion-1 and deletion-2, respectively. The gray arrow shapes represent the annotated genes, and the transposase is labeled with a red rectangle. B, Maximum-likelihood phylogeny of the 4.5-kb gene body regions and 16.5-kb URs of CsFT from 115 cucumber accessions. Blue, red, and yellow circles denote long, short-2, and short-1 type URs of CsFT, respectively. The bootstrap values are shown at the nodes (%). The numbers on the circular lines indicate the proportions of cucumber accessions from different subgroups in each branch.

Large SVs upstream from CsFT in different cucumber populations. A, Schematic illustration of SVs giving rise to the short-1, short-2, and long types URs of CsFT. The 39.9- and 16.2-kb deletions are designated as deletion-1 and deletion-2, respectively. The gray arrow shapes represent the annotated genes, and the transposase is labeled with a red rectangle. B, Maximum-likelihood phylogeny of the 4.5-kb gene body regions and 16.5-kb URs of CsFT from 115 cucumber accessions. Blue, red, and yellow circles denote long, short-2, and short-1 type URs of CsFT, respectively. The bootstrap values are shown at the nodes (%). The numbers on the circular lines indicate the proportions of cucumber accessions from different subgroups in each branch.

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