Table 1.
Number of Kersting’s groundnut accessions per region and seed coat colour.
Table 2.
Morphological traits and measurement techniques for phenotypic characterization of Kersting’s groundnut.
Fig 1.
Variation of the 15 morphological traits across environments.
Table 3.
Mean squares of analysis of variance of morphological traits among Kersting’s groundnut accessions across Sékou and Savè environments.
Table 4.
Coefficients of variation and broad sense heritability estimates of Kersting’s groundnut morphological traits across Sekou and Savè environments.
Table 5.
Pearson correlations between grain yield per plant and other Kersting’s groundnut morphological traits.
Fig 2.
Un-rooted Neighbour-Joining (NJ) tree showing the relatedness among the 281 accessions of Kersting’s groundnut.
Table 6.
Results of pairwise Fst analysis among clusters of Kersting’s groundnut accessions.
Table 7.
Phenotypic means and standard deviation of clusters of Kersting’s groundnut accessions and results of F-test of differences among clusters.
Fig 3.
Barplot of populations sorted by Kinship matrix (Pop I = population I, Pop II = population II).
Table 8.
Results of pairwise Fst analysis among agro-ecological regions of Kersting’s groundnut accessions.
Table 9.
Phenotypic means and standard deviation of subpopulations of Kersting’s groundnut accessions and results of Student test of differences between subpopulations.
Table 10.
GWAS results within and across environments for grain yield and related traits.
Table 11.
Genomic selection models and prediction accuracy in Kersting’s groundnut using stratified and within cluster sampling techniques.