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1 A2 A3 CNU_M616a 0.0 BrgMS498 1.1 CNU_M389a 11.4 At5g13190a 12.6 At5g16260 14.2 At5g14850 15.5 At5g16170a 17.7 At5g16820 19.9 NIA_M142a 25.4 BrgMS1375 35.2 At5g53920 39.9 CNU_M424a 42.4 UGM0400 44.9 At1g72710 46.4 At1g72890 48.6 At1g75840 51.0 At1g65840 54.2 At5g35910b 56.7 CNU_M364a 63.7 UGM0428 71.5 CNU_M047a 75.0 At5g27450 81.0 At5g25940 87.0 At5g24970 89.0 BjuA.GSL-ELONG.a 91.6 BrgMS11 93.7 At4g24880 98.6 E-ToGSL-A2-1 E-Ali-A2-1 Prpyl-A2-1 Prpyl-A2-2 Prpyl-A2-3 S-Prpyl-A2-1 S-Btyl-A2-1 Btyl-A2-1 Btyl-A2-2 Btyl-A2-3 Ptyl-A2-1 Ptyl-A2-2 S-Ptyl-A2-1 ToGSL-A2-1 Ali-A2-1 At4g26710 0.0 At4g31770 2.1 CNU_M514a 6.5 CNU_M522a 7.8 BjuA.GSH.a* At4g15520 15.5 CNU_M371a 16.0 BjuA.Myb28.a 19.4 BjuA.GSL-ELONG.c,d 22.4 At2g05620 25.6 At3g21400 30.9 CNU_M099a 34.4 At3g13330 39.9 BrgMS932 44.8 BrGMS3209 49.2 Bju.A.GSL-ALK.a 55.2 At2g26800 60.9 At3g62860 65.2 At2g45950 68.5 CNU_M290a 71.8 At2g42490 74.2 At2g35120 76.4 At2g34480 78.0 UGM0005 80.9 BrgMS126a 84.7 CNU_M326a 95.4 At5g19350 100.9 At5g16690 102.6 At5g17560 104.4 ToGSL-A3-1 ToGSL-A3-2 S-ToGSL-A3-1 E-Ali-A3-1 Prpyl-A3-1 Prpyl-A3-2 Prpyl-A3-3 S-Prpyl-A3-1 Btyl-A3-1 Btyl-A3-2 Btyl-A3-3 S-Btyl-A3-1 Ptyl-A3-1 Ptyl-A3-2 S-Ptyl-A3-1 Ali-A3-1 E-Ptyl-A3-1 Ptyl-A3-3 Figure S1. Genomic distribution of component QTL and S/E-QTL identified for five glucosinolate traits evaluated in three environments (DEL-1, DEL-2 and DEL-3). See Table S3 for details. The component QTL detected through Windows QTL Cartographer version 2.5 are shown on left of each LG and the S/E-QTL are shown on right The source of trait enhancing allele is denoted by red (Donskaja-IV) and blue bars (EH-2) The candidate genes mapped in DE map are indicated in red colour * The candidate gene markers mapped to VH map and their probable positions on DE map have been marked on the basis of common flanking markers between DE and VH populations through in-silico comparative mapping

2 BrgMS677 0.0 UGM0215 8.4 At5g45610 17.0 BrgMS787 20.7 At5g47040 24.2 NiES62 28.3 BrgMS262 30.3 NIA_M041a 32.1 UGM0416 33.8 CNU_M492a-1 36.8 At5g16580 39.3 CNU_M318a 42.6 CNU_M220a 46.8 At5g48440 49.1 At2g18040 53.7 BrgMS2145 55.1 At5g65660 57.7 BjuA.BCAT3 60.2 At1g20410 63.4 CNU_M050a 65.9 At1g19240 67.3 At1g16970 69.1 At1g16300 71.5 At1g16890 73.4 NIA_M134a 77.2 At1g13990 79.2 At1g12930 81.6 UGM1235 83.4 BJ_VH_0865 92.8 At1g08580 94.7 CNU_M012a 100.6 At1g07980a 102.7 E-Ali-A6-1 E-ToGSL-A6-1 A6 BrgMS419 0.0 At1g73240 8.7 CNU_M453a 12.1 UGM0455b 16.5 UGM0023 17.6 CNU_M056a 17.8 CNU_M341a 18.0 CNU_M331a 18.4 At1g73990 18.8 CNU_M155a 19.4 At1G74730 20.4 At1g67550 At1g75330 20.6 UGM0523 21.0 At1g75690 21.4 CNU_M054a 21.9 UGM0527 23.7 At1g70800a 30.4 At1g79950 42.7 At5g38660 57.3 At5g39950 58.7 At2g28430a 61.6 At1g21090 66.8 BrGMS4505 68.5 At1g77350 68.6 UGM0124 69.7 At1g23440 72.1 NIA_M045a 73.6 E-Ali-A7-1 E-ToGSL-A7-1 A7 BrgMS64 0.0 At4g15910b 1.7 BRMS-001 2.4 At1g68660 At1g45230 4.1 At1g35680 4.6 At1g31910 4.8 At4g15510 5.1 At1g31812b 5.2 CNU_M489a 5.4 At1g30880 5.5 UGM0098 5.6 At4g15210 7.5 At4g16400a 8.2 At4g04930 15.0 BrgMS609 15.3 BrgMS183 16.5 MB5 20.1 BrgMS269 22.6 BrgMS859 22.7 At4g26840a 25.7 BrgMS101 25.9 CNU_M239a 27.0 BrgMS550 27.9 CNU_M282a 33.1 CNU_M463a 34.8 CNU_M164a 34.9 CNU_M329a 35.5 CNU_M584a 36.1 CNU_M281a 36.3 CNU_M583a 37.2 CNU_M177a 38.0 CNU_M375a 39.0 CNU_M060a 40.2 CNU_M336a 43.3 At1g77350a 44.1 At1g76670 45.3 UGM0490 50.1 At1g16920c 54.6 NIA_M050a-1 55.2 BrgMS66 58.2 UGM0370 61.0 E-ToGSL-A8-1 A8 E-Ali-A8-1 Ali-A6-1 ToGSL-A6-1 Ali-A7-1 ToGSL-A7-1 ToGSL-A8-1 Ali-A8-1 Fig. S1 Continued

3 At4g00585 0.0 CNU_M530a 1.0 CNU_M125a 3.6 BjuA.GSL-ALK.a* At5g27560 10.6 At5g63905 21.1 BrgMS395 26.7 At2g13360 29.9 At2g15430 31.5 At5g17270b 34.8 At2g19260 39.1 BjuA.SUR1 41.0 CNU_M004a 43.4 BrgMS357 46.3 At1g64510 49.0 At3g46560 51.0 At5g42320 53.2 UGM0187 54.8 NiES28-2 56.5 At4g11790b 58.3 UGM0322 60.6 UGM0004 62.5 At1g22860 66.4 UGM0073 68.7 At2g02590 71.1 CNU_M280a 72.8 BrgMS818 74.5 At1g76200b 80.0 At3g59490 82.0 At3g60810a 84.0 CNU_M465a 91.7 NIA_M132a 92.4 At2g21120 94.7 At2g20585 95.7 UGM0454 99.4 At1g16920a 101.5 At1g15950 103.8 UGM0082 107.2 BrGMS4495 109.0 BrgMS808 114.0 At1g07980 117.6 CNU_M587a 119.6 At1g03687 124.1 E-Ptyl-A9-1 Ali-A9-1 Ali-A9-2 Ali-A9-3 S-Ali-A9-1 ToGSL-A9-1 ToGSL-A9-2 ToGSL-A9-3 S-ToGSL-A9-1 A9 BjuA.Myb28.b* At3g07310a 0.0 UGM0573 14.7 BJ_VH_0312 16.3 UGM0556 26.9 BjuB.Myb28.a 39.4 Ni2-A07 51.2 UGM0116 60.2 BJ_VH_0117 65.1 At3g16640a 65.8 At3g11620 72.2 BrGMS4514 74.0 UGM0492 78.3 E-Ali-B1-1 ToGSL-B1-1 ToGSL-B1-2 S-ToGSL-B1-1 B1 UGM0563 0.0 At2g44610b 0.4 UGM0574 1.4 At5g14800 10.9 At5g14910a 12.8 At5g15460 14.7 BJ_VH_0510 22.3 At5g20130a 23.7 BJ_VH_0146 26.8 BrgMS227 26.9 At2g07340 37.6 At2g34860a 53.1 At2g28520a 54.3 UGM0134 71.7 CNU_M126a 73.6 BJ_VH_00006 75.0 At4g09820 77.1 At4g03150 80.3 BJ_VH_1034 86.6 Ali-B3-1 Ali-B3-2 S-Ali-B3-1 ToGSL-B3-1 ToGSL-B3-2 S-ToGSL-B3-1 B3 BjuB.Myb29.a* Ptyl-A9-1 Ali-B1-1 Fig. S1 Continued

4 UGM0203b 0.0 At2g40800 12.3 At2g40610 14.8 At2g40765b 15.7 At2g44610 20.6 UGM0329 24.4 BJ_VH_0135 33.2 At5g61850 36.6 BJ_VH_1166 44.5 BJ_VH_00055 45.0 BJ_VH_0843 57.1 At1g14810 63.7 BjuB.CYP79F1/F2 65.6 At1g76200a 75.4 At1g79390b 77.7 UGM0383 83.0 UGM0755 93.7 At5g35910a 100.1 UGM0185 106.0 UGM0393b 119.4 At4g13720 122.0 Prpyl-B4-1 Prpyl-B4-2 Prpyl-B4-3 S-Prpyl-B4-1 Btyl-B4-1 Btyl-B4-2Btyl-B4-3 S-Btyl-B4-1 Ptyl-B4-1 Ptyl-B4-2 Ptyl-B4-3 S-Ptyl-B4-1 B4 BjuB.CYP83A1* UGM0344a 0.0 At2g01400 8.1 At2g02500 10.6 BJ_VH_0543 10.7 At4g19003 14.4 At2g03510 18.3 At2g03420 20.1 NiES32 20.5 At2g02080 21.1 At2g07706b 24.0 BJ_VH_0367 27.2 At1g58470 31.0 BrgMS714b 33.2 At1g61780 36.6 NiES28-1 40.1 UGM0485 41.0 At2g07706a 42.1 UGM0475 43.6 At2g20490a 45.6 BJ_VH_0860 54.6 At1g10585 56.7 At1g21830 70.4 CNU_M598a 73.0 BjuB.UGT74A1 74.8 At1g26750 78.2 CNU_M328a 82.8 BJ_VH_0389 86.6 At1g50575 88.1 E-Ptyl-B6-1 Ali-B6-1 Ali-B6-2 Ali-B6-3 S-Ali-B6-1 ToGSL-B6-1 ToGSL-B6-2 ToGSL-B6-3 S-ToGSL-B6-1 B6 BjuB.GSL-ELONG.a* At1g16920b 0.0 At1g16180 4.4 At1g16040 UGM0507b 4.5 At4g31720 11.1 BrgMS655 25.8 UGM0155 27.4 At1g28560a 28.4 At1g28530a 28.8 BJ_VH_0986 36.1 At4g34700a 36.2 At3g22960 41.3 UGM0483b 48.0 UGM1087 54.3 At1g71865 59.8 CNU_M610a 62.1 At5g24670 64.8 At1g71695 72.7 NIA_M143a 74.5 At1g69920 74.8 At1g69460 75.6 At1g70070 80.2 At1g72830 83.4 At1g71260a 88.1 At1g72710a 98.9 E-Ali-B7-1 E-ToGSL-B7-1 B7 Ptyl-B6-1 Ali-B7-1 ToGSL-B7-1 Fig. S1 Continued

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