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chinensis hybrids, marker Ke701 was fully informative and Ke923 was female informative and the two markers were tightly linked together and also tightly linked with the red petal phenotype (Table  2).

Of these 67 SSR markers, only 18 were selected to saturate the qRgls2 region (Table  1), as the other 49 SSR markers were tightly linked to these 18 markers.

Marker order of previously mapped SSRs in the M432 progeny was generally well conserved, with only minor changes compared to the previous SSR map of Fernández-Fernández et al. [ 9] in regions where the SSR markers were tightly linked (generally where they mapped less than 2 cM apart).

Marker-assisted selection is effective only when the markers are tightly linked to the gene of interest and a single trait.

The markers are tightly linked, so nadB::Tn10 should be transduced independently only in strains in which rpoE is essential.

These four markers are tightly linked and are distributed within an approximate 82-kb region.

The accuracy of this method depends on the assumption that markers are tightly linked and largely assignable to common haplotypes.

For LD analysis, we surveyed 12,269 markers (reduced from 1.2 million, see above), but many of these markers are tightly clustered.

MAS is most effective when the markers are tightly linked to the gene of interest since crossing-over between the gene and markers dramatically decreases.

This cross was designed to segregate four unlinked markers, of which, ade6 (on chromosome 2) and mat1 (on chromosome 1) markers are tightly linked to their respective centromeres (Furuya and Niki 2009; Rhind et al. 2011; Yu et al. 2013).

However, plastome markers are tightly linked on a single (typically) non-recombining molecule that usually reflects only the maternal lineage in angiosperms, limiting the generality of plastid DNA as the sole source of evolutionary markers at and below species level.