A method for genotyping elite breeding stocks of leaf chicory (Cichorium intybus L.) by assaying mapped microsatellite marker loci

Table 3 Plant materials

Accession ID	No. individuals	Population type	Varietal cycle (d)
P04	8	S4	55
P31	8	S4	55
P33	8	S4	55
P11	8	S5	55
S02	8	S4	65
S03	8	S4	65
S31IS3.2	6	IS3	65
S31IS3.4	9	IS3	65
S31S5.2	12	S5	65
S31S3	8	S3	65
S31S5.1	3	S5	65
Z22	8	S4	75
Z23	8	S4	75
Z31	8	S5	75
Z33	8	S4	75
Z34	8	S4	75
U22	8	S2	75
U24	8	S2	75
QC03	8	S5	90
QC31	8	S5	90
CS441	8	S6	110
CS501	8	S6	110
SC24	8	S5	120
SE802	8	S6	140
SE902	8	S6	140
SE111S6	8	S6	140
SEG111	1	S6	140
SE111S7	8	S7	140
SE412	8	S6	140
SE501	8	S6	140
13	1	S1BC1	65
11	1	F2	80
17	1	FS1	90
49	1	F2	90
20	1	F2	110
38	1	FS1	110
86	1	F2	110

Information on the plant materials, including the inbred line ID, the number of individuals assayed per population, the inbred level reached per each line and the cycle of the variety each line derives from, expressed in days after transplanting. The number of generations of selfing (S) is reported for pollen donors, whereas full-sibling (FS), back-crossing (BC), pair-wise crossing (F) between inbred lines or inter-crossing between selfed individuals (IS) refers to seed parents. In addition, male inbred lines were multiplied in vivo by seeds (i.e., inbreeding) and female inbred lines were propagated in vitro by cuttings (i.e., cloning)

ISSN: 1756-0500