To date, very little research on drought tolerance has been conducted at the seedling stage in winter wheat. In this study, two types of traits, namely tolerance and recovery traits, associated with drought tolerance were scored in biparental mapping population (BPP) and association mapping population (A-set). The results of this study revealed no or weak significant correlation between the two types of traits. Based on GWAS and QTL mapping analyses, all QTLs associated with recovery traits were completely different from those associated with tolerance traits except one QTL in each population that was found to be associated with one tolerance trait and one recovery trait. The analysis of SNP and gene networks confirmed the results of combined GWAS and QTL mapping. One SNP marker located on the 2B chromosome (S2B_26494801) was found to be associated with recovery traits in both populations. The results of this study provided new information on understanding and improving drought tolerance in winter wheat.
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