The Zinc association mapping (ZAM) panel is a set of 923 elite inbred lines from the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) biofortification breeding program. The panel represented wide genetic diversity for kernel Zn and is comprised of several lines with tolerance/resistance to an array of abiotic and biotic stresses commonly affecting maize production in the tropics, improved nitrogen use efficiency, and grain nutritional quality. The ZAM panel_923_LINES_GENO and Zinc association mapping (ZAM) panel_phenotypic data are two files with GBS and phenotypic data for zinc (Zn) from this population.
From the ZAM panel, four inbred lines (two with high-Zn and two with low-Zn) were selected and used to form the bi-parental populations, namely DH population1 and DH population2. Genotypic and phenotypic data corresponding to these populations are DH populations1&2_255_LINES_GENO and DH population1_phenotypic data and DH population2_phenotypic data
