Additional file 15: Table S4. Comprehensive parental linkage maps constructed in the Pinus radiata QTL and FWK pedigrees: A) 268,345; B) 268,405; C) 850,055; D) 850,096.

Additional file 5. 268,345 map file. Plain text file containing the map position (cM) of all loci on the 268,345 linkage map, in the format required for analysis using MAPQTL 6.0.

Additional file 6. 268,405 map file. Plain text file containing the map position (cM) of all loci on the 268,405 linkage map, in the format required for analysis using MAPQTL 6.0.

Additional file 15: Table S4. Comprehensive parental linkage maps constructed in the Pinus radiata QTL and FWK pedigrees: A) 268,345; B) 268,405; C) 850,055; D) 850,096.

Additional file 6. 268,405 map file. Plain text file containing the map position (cM) of all loci on the 268,405 linkage map, in the format required for analysis using MAPQTL 6.0.

Additional file 14. All traits FWK pop. Plain text file containing the quantitative trait data of all individuals in the QTL population.

Invasive species are increasingly threatening ecosystems and agriculture by rapidly expanding their range and adapting to environmental and human-imposed selective pressures. The genomic mechanisms that underlie such rapid changes remain unclear, especially for agriculturally important pests. Here, we use genome-wide polymorphisms derived from native, invasive, and intercepted samples and populations of the brown marmorated stink bug (BMSB), Halyomorpha halys, to gain insights into population genomics processes that have promoted the successful global invasion of this...

Additional file 8. 268,405 loc file. Plain text file containing the genotype codes for loci in the 268,405 parental map, in the format required for analysis using MAPQTL 6.0.

Additional file 8. 268,405 loc file. Plain text file containing the genotype codes for loci in the 268,405 parental map, in the format required for analysis using MAPQTL 6.0.

Additional file 9. All traits QTL pop. Plain text file containing the quantitative trait data of all individuals in the QTL population.

Additional file 10. 850,055 map file. Plain text file containing the map position (cM) of all loci on the 850,055 linkage map, in the format required for analysis using MAPQTL 6.0.

Additional file 12. 850,055 loc file. Plain text file containing the genotype codes for loci in the 850,055 parental map, in the format required for analysis using MAPQTL 6.0.

• Dispersal is a key ecological process that influences plant community assembly. Therefore, understanding whether dispersal strategies are associated with climate is of utmost importance, particularly in areas greatly exposed to climate change. We examined alpine plant communities located in the mountain summits of the tropical Andes across a 4000 km latitudinal gradient. We investigated species dispersal strategies and tested their association with climatic conditions and their evolutionary history. • We used dispersal-related traits (dispersal...

The high tropical Andes host one of the richest alpine floras of the world, with exceptionally high levels of endemism and turnover rates. Yet, little is known about the patterns and processes that structure altitudinal and latitudinal variation in plant community diversity. Herein we present the first continental-scale comparative study of plant community diversity on summits of the tropical Andes. Data were obtained from 792 permanent vegetation plots (1m2) within 50 summits, distributed along a...

Additional file 7. 268,345 loc file. Plain text file containing the genotype codes for loci in the 268,345 parental map, in the format required for analysis using MAPQTL 6.0.

As global climate change leads to warmer and dryer conditions in the central Andes, alpine plant communities are forced to upward displacements following their climatic niche. Species range shifts are predicted to have major impacts on alpine communities by reshuffling species composition and abundances. Using a standardized protocol, we surveyed alpine plant communities in permanent plots on four high Andean summits in NW Argentina, which range from 4040 to 4740 m a.s.l. After a baseline...

Additional file 13. 850,096 loc file. Plain text file containing the genotype codes for loci in the 850,096 parental map, in the format required for analysis using MAPQTL 6.0.

Additional file 13. 850,096 loc file. Plain text file containing the genotype codes for loci in the 850,096 parental map, in the format required for analysis using MAPQTL 6.0.

Additional file 14. All traits FWK pop. Plain text file containing the quantitative trait data of all individuals in the QTL population.

Additional file 12. 850,055 loc file. Plain text file containing the genotype codes for loci in the 850,055 parental map, in the format required for analysis using MAPQTL 6.0.

Spotted wing drosophila (Drosophila suzukii) is an emerging pest that began spreading in 2008 and its distribution now includes 13 countries across two continents. Countries where it is established have reported significant economic losses of fresh produce, such as cherries due to this species of fly. At larval stages, it is impossible to identify due to its striking similarities with other cosmopolitan and harmless drosophilids. Molecular methods allow identification but the current technique of DNA...

Additional file 11. 850,096 map file. Plain text file containing the map position (cM) of all loci on the 850,096 linkage map, in the format required for analysis using MAPQTL 6.0.

Additional file 11. 850,096 map file. Plain text file containing the map position (cM) of all loci on the 850,096 linkage map, in the format required for analysis using MAPQTL 6.0.

Additional file 10. 850,055 map file. Plain text file containing the map position (cM) of all loci on the 850,055 linkage map, in the format required for analysis using MAPQTL 6.0.

Additional file 7. 268,345 loc file. Plain text file containing the genotype codes for loci in the 268,345 parental map, in the format required for analysis using MAPQTL 6.0.