Supplemental Figure Legends: Supplemental Figure S1 Vernalization response of 47 representative A. thaliana accessions. (A) Vernalization response of the 47 A. thaliana accessions. The flowering time value 150 for Lov-1 and Lov-5 indicates the plants had not flowered when the experiment was finished. Error bars represent standard deviation of 8 individual plants. (B) FLC expression in response to 4 weeks vernalization treatment, along with non-vernalized plants. Error bars represent standard errors of 3 biological replicates. (C) Comparison of vernalization response of A. thaliana accessions carrying different FLC haplotypes. (D) A significant correlation is found between flowering time and FLC expression in accessions given 4 weeks vernalization. R 2 shows the explained amount of variation. The corresponding P-value is <0.001. Supplemental Figure S2 FLC haplotype analysis and vernalization response of 114 Swedish A. thaliana accessions and association between FLC alleles with vernalization response. (A) Haplotype analysis of FLC alleles of 114 Swedish Arabidopsis accessions using FLUXUS network analysis with Median Joining (MJ) setting. Circle size illustrates the frequency of the corresponding FLC type. Number along branch shows number of nucleotide differences. Numbers in brackets indicated the corresponding haplotype numbers. (B) FLC expression (relative to UBC) of haplotypes containing FLC alleles with a slow (SV, black symbols) and rapid (RV, white symbols) vernalization response in the Swedish sample. Shown are the means (±SEM, n=2 to 43) of plants that were given 4 weeks cold followed by 10 days (T10) or 30 days warm (T30). Significant differences in vernalization response exist between haplotypes in T10 and T30 (Kruskal-Wallis test: H≥18.42, d.f.=5, p≤0.002 in all tests). (C) Association of FLC alleles with vernalization response in the F2
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Supplemental Figure Legends:
Supplemental Figure S1 Vernalization response of 47 representative A. thaliana
accessions. (A) Vernalization response of the 47 A. thaliana accessions. The
flowering time value 150 for Lov-1 and Lov-5 indicates the plants had not flowered
when the experiment was finished. Error bars represent standard deviation of 8
individual plants. (B) FLC expression in response to 4 weeks vernalization treatment,
along with non-vernalized plants. Error bars represent standard errors of 3 biological
replicates. (C) Comparison of vernalization response of A. thaliana accessions
carrying different FLC haplotypes. (D) A significant correlation is found between
flowering time and FLC expression in accessions given 4 weeks vernalization. R2
shows the explained amount of variation. The corresponding P-value is <0.001.
Supplemental Figure S2 FLC haplotype analysis and vernalization response of
114 Swedish A. thaliana accessions and association between FLC alleles with
vernalization response. (A) Haplotype analysis of FLC alleles of 114 Swedish
Arabidopsis accessions using FLUXUS network analysis with Median Joining (MJ)
setting. Circle size illustrates the frequency of the corresponding FLC type. Number
along branch shows number of nucleotide differences. Numbers in brackets indicated
the corresponding haplotype numbers. (B) FLC expression (relative to UBC) of
haplotypes containing FLC alleles with a slow (SV, black symbols) and rapid (RV,
white symbols) vernalization response in the Swedish sample. Shown are the means
(±SEM, n=2 to 43) of plants that were given 4 weeks cold followed by 10 days (T10)
or 30 days warm (T30). Significant differences in vernalization response exist
between haplotypes in T10 and T30 (Kruskal-Wallis test: H≥18.42, d.f.=5, p≤0.002 in
all tests). (C) Association of FLC alleles with vernalization response in the F2
population Rev-1 × Kulturen-1 (RV1 × SV2) with 4 weeks vernalization (ANOVA,
R2=0.341, F2,231=61.23, P<0.001). (D) Association of FLC alleles with vernalization
response in the F2 population Rev-1 × Kulturen-1 (RV1 × SV2) with 12 weeks