Table 6 Submergence tolerant rice cultivars showing consistent performance in five different trials across three locations, along with population Structure (1. Deep-water, 2. Indica, 3. Aus, 4. Aromatic-Japonica), AEX marker amplification and Sub1 SNP haplotypes. Bold and normal fonts indicate Sub1A-1 dependent and Sub1A-1 independent tolerance, respectively.

From: Allelic sequence variation in the Sub1A, Sub1B and Sub1C genes among diverse rice cultivars and its association with submergence tolerance

Sr. no.

Cultivar

Struct-ure group

No. of trials with tolerance

AEX ampli-fication

SNP haplotype

Sub1A

Sub1B

Sub1C

1.

Madal

2

5

−

−

H6

H29

2.

Maha Dikwee

2

5

−

H5

H6

H2

3.

S-138

2

5

−

H2

H6

H61

4.

Singhara

2

5

−

H1

H6

H43

5.

ARC 614

1

4

−

H2

H6

H31

6.

Dholmon 43-3

1

4

−

H2

H6

H61

7.

Goda Heenati

2

4

−

−

H6

−

8.

Heen Sulai

2

4

−

H8

H9

H1

9.

Houra Kani

1

4

−

−

H6

H45

10.

Kariyawa

2

4

−

H1

H6

H29

11.

Kaluwee

2

4

−

H2

H6

H60

12.

Naldak

2

4

−

H8

H9

H1

13.

Nirboi

1

4

−

−

H6

H61

14.

Tetep

2

4

−

H3

H6

H41

15.

Ausboro

3

3

+

H8

H9

H1

16.

Birpala

1

3

−

H3

H6

H26

17.

CR 1009

2

3

−

H2

H6

H17

18.

IR 64

2

3

−

H2

H6

H29

19.

Jaldungi

1

3

−

H2

H6

H45

20.

Kajrahawa

3

3

−

H2

H9

H43

21.

Karkati 87

2

3

−

H8

H6

H52

22.

Karnal Local

4

3

+

H8

H8

H11

23.

Kasalath

3

3

+

H8

H9

H1

24.

Menyar Hunei

1

3

−

H8

H6

H15

25.

Naalumoli Karuppam

2

3

−

−

−

H3

26.

Paiaim

2

3

−−

−

−

H37

27.

Pakri Buna

1

3

−

H8

H8

H24

28.

Panidubi

1

3

+

H8

H9

H56

29.

Pankei

1

3

+

H8

H9

H1

30.

Pataim

1

3

−

H5

H6

H41

31.

Rajbhog

2

3

−

−

H6

H42

32.

Sang Khla

1

3

−

−

−

H37