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Table 3 Pairwise trait correlations and covariances between genetic values for sweet cherry selections and unselected offspring

From: Genomic heritability estimates in sweet cherry reveal non-additive genetic variance is relevant for industry-prioritized traits

 

Bloom Date

Bloom Time

Harvest Date

Harvest Time

PFRF

Fruit Dimensions

Fruit Weight

Firmness

SSC

TA

Powdery Mildew

Bloom Date

3.507

0.897***

0.317***

0.314***

0.301***

0.136*

0.196***

0.223***

−0.101

0.133*

0.184**

Bloom Time

18.17

117.1

0.213***

0.208***

0.198***

0.087

0.130*

0.134‡

−0.071

0.064

0.218***

Harvest Date

3.446

13.38

33.72

0.998***

0.255***

0.340***

0.346***

0.547***

−0.364***

0.107

0.220***

Harvest Time

50.93

195.4

502.2

7508

0.251***

0.334***

0.341***

0.549***

−0.355***

0.106

0.225***

PFRF

74.88

283.9

196.2

2883

17,630

0.566***

0.603***

0.465***

−0.161***

0.173‡

0.185***

Fruit Dimensions

0.3082

1.142

2.394

35.10

91.09

1.468

0.946***

0.511***

−0.507***

−0.210***

0.462***

Fruit Weight

0.9209

3.695

5.042

74.33

201.1

2.880

6.311

0.514***

−0.435***

− 0.208***

0.505***

Firmness

17.26

59.91

131.1

1964

2546

25.55

53.26

1702

−0.392***

0.065

0.387***

SSC

−0.3403

−1.387

−3.793

−55.10

−38.44

−1.101

−1.958

−28.99

3.214

0.267***

−0.340***

TA

0.02486

0.06856

0.06204

0.9132

2.295

−0.02541

−0.05219

0.2668

0.04778

0.009934

−0.215**

Powdery Mildew

0.3509

2.409

1.304

19.91

25.11

0.5707

1.295

16.28

−0.6215

−0.02181

1.041

  1. Correlations and covariances are given in the upper triangle and lower triangle, respectively, and trait variances are bolded on the diagonal. Statistical significance is labeled as ‡ = p < 0.10, * = p < 0.05, ** = p < 0.01, *** = p < 0.001, signaling if the correlations are different from zero