On the applicability of the Tubulin-Based Polymorphism (TBP) genotyping method: a comprehensive guide illustrated through the application on different genetic resources in the legume family

Table 3 Total number of TBP markers obtained from the analysis of peanut accessions

Latin name	Number	n	Genome	Section	Form	TBP detected peak number^a
Latin name	Number	n	Genome	Section	Form	1st intron	2nd intron	1st and 2nd
A. archeri Krapov. & W.C.Greg.	PI604844	2	E	Erectoides	W	10	11	21
A. duranensis Krapov. & W.C.Greg.	PI10038	2	A	Arachis	W	8	11	19
A. duranensis	PI30060	2	A	Arachis	W	8	9	17
A. duranensis	PI30067	2	A	Arachis	W	8	9	17
A. duranensis	K7988	2	A	Arachis	W	8	9	17
A. hypogaea L.	PI109839	4	AB	Arachis	C	10	15	25
A. hypogaea	PI261942	4	AB	Arachis	C	10	15	25
A. hypogaea	PI119060	4	AB	Arachis	C	11	15	26
A. hypogaea	PI155247	4	AB	Arachis	C	11	15	26
A. hypogaea	PI262090	4	AB	Arachis	C	11	15	26
A. hypogaea ssp. fastigiata	Argontine	4	AB	Arachis	C	11	14	25
A. hypogaea ssp. hypogaea	NC6	4	AB	Arachis	C	11	14	25
A. ipaensis Krapov. & W.C.Greg.	K30076	2	B	Arachis	W	6	9	15
A. macedoi Krapov. & W.C.Greg.	GKP10127	2	EX	Extranervosae	W	11	10	21
A. paraguariensis Chodat & Hassl.	PI9640	2	E	Erectoides	W	8	9	17
A. rigonii Krapov. & W.C.Greg.	PI10097	2	PR	Procumbentes	W	5	8	13
A. triseminata Krapov. & W.C.Greg.	GK12881	2	T	Triseminatae	W	6	10	16

n: ploidy, ^aTBP peak number refers either to the two introns, individually analysed, or to their sum
Form, cultivated (C) or wild (W)

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