Title. Authors. Characterization of a major QTL for manganese accumulation in rice grain

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Title Characterization of a major QTL for manganese accumulation in rice grain Authors Chaolei Liu, Guang Chen, Yuanyuan Li, Youlin Peng, Anpeng Zhang, Kai Hong, Hongzhen Jiang, Banpu Ruan, Bin Zhang, Shenglong Yang, Zhenyu Gao* & Qian Qian*

Table S1 Phenotypic variation of grain manganese (Mn) concentration in parents and RILs grown in Hangzhou and Hainan (2013). Parents RIL population Trait 93-11 PA64s (mg/kg) (Mean ± SD) (Mean ± SD) Mean ± SD Range H 2 % Mn Hangzhou 43.20 ± 2.24 60.42 ± 3.34** 46.88 ± 13.11 70.66 Hainan 24.29 ± 1.94 32.18 ± 1.92** 28.37 ± 4.90 21.75 30.67 Note: ** indicates a 1% significant level compared to 93-11 according to the t test (n = 6). Broad-sense heritability (H 2 ) was calculated as described in Materials and Methods.

Table S2 Quantitative trait loci (QTLs) for grain Mn concentration in RIL population. QTL a Chr. Marker interval Hangzhou Hainan LOD b R 2 (%) Add. c LOD b R 2 (%) Add. c qgmn1 1 SNP1-238~1-247 2.57 5.8 1.189 qgmn2 2 SNP2-329~2-367 2.86 10.2 1.594 qgmn3 3 SNP3-31~3-32 4.13 3.4-2.414 qgmn4 4 SNP4-220~4-243 2.78 3.1-0.385 2.52 3.5-1.564 qgmn5 5 SNP5-211~5-225 3.92 4.8 1.115 qgmn6.1 6 SNP6-31~6-32 2.98 3.1-0.170 qgmn6.2 6 SNP6-149~6-180 2.68 9.4-1.756 3.95 13.5-5.708 qgmn7.1 7 SNP7-53~7-64 5.85 15.6-1.547 6.37 22.8-6.624 qgmn7.2 7 SNP7-152~7-199 2.67 6.0-1.204 2.82 7.3-5.320 qgmn8.1 8 SNP8-29~8-63 4.49 10.6-1.576 3.16 7.9-4.662 qgmn8.2 8 SNP8-103~8-116 3.92 4.8-2.947 qgmn9 9 SNP9-9~9-28 2.93 6.6 1.239 Note: a Detected QTLs are shown with the italic abbreviation of the trait and the chromosome number. b Threshold values of logarithm of odds (LOD)>2.50 are shown. c Additive effect (Add.) of the 93-11 allele.

Table S3 Primers for Insertion/deletion (InDel) markers and qrt-pcr in this study. Marker name Primer sequence (5 3 ) Forward Reverse L6952 GGGAGCCAAAACAGTAGCAG GCTGTGCCCACTAAGTTAGC L8286 AACTCATGTGCAAGAAGGAG TGTTTATGCTATTATTAAGCAACCT L8397 GCCTAAAGTATAAGGCAAATTAGA AAAGAGATGATGGTGGGAGT L8451 TCCCATAATCTAGACAAGGG TAACATCACACGACAGTAC L8472 GGTCCATCTTATTCAGTTGG TACTCCGTATGCGTGGAACC L8691 ACTAAGCATCACTTGTAGAG TGTTTCAAGCTAAATGCCAC L8728 TCCCATAATCTAGACAAGGG TAACATCACACGACAGTAC L8798 TCCGATGTTACAACCAAGAC TCCTCATCTCGGTTGCTCAG L8857 TCCTCATCTCGGTTGCTCAG CTTTTCGCTAATTTGAACTTGT L8906 CAAAATTTTCATGGCTTGAC TGTAGTCTTTGATGGAAAGCTC L8918 CAATGTATATTTGACATAAACCAACA CTTCCTTGCCCTGGAAGC L9020 TGAGATGAGTGAAAGGGGATA TGAGTGATAAAACAACTGATAACAA L9205 GGAGCTTGTGGAGTATTACAT GGGCTCTTTGACATCGTC L9312 AGGGTCCTCGTCTTCTTTTGA AGTCCTATCCAGATTGCCCTG RT-OsNRAMP5 CAGCAGCAGTAAGAGCAAGATG GTGCTCAGGAAGTACATGTTGAT RT-Actin1 GACTCTGGTGATGGTGTCAGC GGCTGGAAGAGGACCTCAGG RT-GFP CCTACGGCAAGCTGACCCTG TGCTGCTTCATGTGGTCGGG RT-GUS TCCTTCATTTTCTTGGTTAGGACCC CGTCGGTTCTGTAACTATCATCATCA

Table S4 The code, name, subspecies and haplotypes of OsNRAMP5 promoter of rice varieties used in the present study. Code Cultivar name Subspecies OsNRAMP5 promoter haplotype PA64s PA64s Indica I NPB Nipponbare Japonica I WYJ7 Wuyunjing7 Japonica I CCG Changchungu Indica I 154 OPALE Temperate Japonica I 252 Qiuguang Temperate Japonica I 276 Qiutianxiaoding Temperate Japonica I 563 SAGC-7 Admix I 736 GANIGI Tropical Japonica I 992 CNA-7BO11>33-13-6-1 Tropical Japonica I 993 IR 63380-16 Tropical Japonica I 995 RIZZOTTO 51-1 Temperate Japonica I 1057 T757 Indica I 1199 BOCAO Tropical Japonica I 93-11 93-11 Indica II 71 MELEKE Indica II 140 IR 72967-12-2-3 Tropical Japonica II 166 WAS 170-B-B-1-1 Indica II 167 WAS 173-B-B-6-2-2 Indica II 271 K24 Indica II 447 Chorofa Indica II 491 Zhongyouzao81 Indica II 493 IR77289-14-1-2 Indica II 498 IR62266-42-6-2 Admix II 502 829 Admix II 767 NSIC RC9 (APO) Indica II 871 ORIONE Temperate Japonica II 875 UPL RI-7 Admix II 1105 Padi Ladang Ase Polo Komek Indica II TN1 Taizhong1 Indica III NJ6 Nanjing6 Indica III 565 KCD1 Indica III Note: Most of the varieties are from 3K rice germplasm resources (http://cgm.sjtu.edu.cn/3kricedb/).

Table S5 Comparison of eleven traits between 93-11 and CSSL-qGMN7.1 in Hangzhou (2015). Trait 93-11 CSSL-qGMN7.1 Plant height (cm) 120.1 ± 2.6 121.6 ± 2.1 Panicle length (cm) 24.8 ± 1.9 25.6 ± 1.5 Primary branch number 10.8 ± 0.7 10.7 ± 0.9 1000-seed weight (g) 30.02 ± 1.61 29.86 ± 1.41 Yield per plant (g) 35.9 ± 2.7 34.6 ± 1.8 Spikelets per panicle 220.3 ± 27.9 216.3 ± 18.5 Seed set 89.6 ± 0.8 90.2 ± 1.2 Productive tiller 8.3 ± 1.7 8.5 ± 2.1 Heading date(d) 92 ± 2.6 91 ± 2.3 Grain Mn conc. (mg/kg DW) 32.26 ± 2.37 43.56 ± 3.79** Grain Cd conc. (µg/kg DW) 204.24 ± 40.26 115.24 ± 12.06** Phenotypes are presented as mean ± standard deviation. ** indicates a 1% significant level compared to 93-11 according to the t test (n = 6).

Fig. S1 Fig.S1 Frequency distributions for grain Mn concentration in RILs in Hangzhou (2013) and Hainan (2013). Arrowheads indicate the means of 93-11 and PA64s and horizontal bars represent standard deviation of each cultivar (n = 6).

Fig.S2 Fig.S2 Chromosomal locations of QTLs for grain Mn concentration detected in RILs. The number on the left of each chromosome is the SNP marker interval. The blue star represents phenotype collected in Hangzhou (2013) and the red one that in Hainan (2013).

Fig.S3 Fig.S3 Breeding scheme for the development of CSSL-qGMN7.1 and its genetic background. (a) BC4, a line carrying segments of PA64s at qgmn7.1 locus from RILs, was continuously backcrossed with 93-11. The CSSL-qGMN7.1 was selected from BC4F2 population by phenotyping and genotyping; (b) The genetic background of CSSL-qGMN7.1. Black bars represented the subsitution segments from PA64s.

Fig.S4 Fig.S4 Green fluorescent signals of GFP driven by 93-11 (up) and PA64s (down) promoter.