Supplemental Table 1. List of the simple sequence repeat (SSR) and single nucleotide polymorphic (SNP) markers used in the genetic cluster analysis.

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Supplemental Table 1. List of the simple sequence repeat (SSR) and single nucleotide polymorphic (SNP) markers used in the genetic cluster analysis. The markers are listed with the associated wheat chromosome. SSR Chr SNP Chr barc287 1A IWA1562 2A barc1048 1A IWA1960 2A barc061 1B IWA2526 2A barc081 1B IWA3151 2A barc302 1B IWA3576 2A barc271 1D IWA3743 2A barc1090 1D IWA4491 2A barc208 2A IWA5068 2A barc212 2A IWA6839 2A barc1024 2B IWA7166 2A barc168 2D IWA1348 2B barc019 3A IWA1707 2B barc1060 3A IWA2391 2B barc1077 3B IWA2766 2B barc042 3D IWA2988 2B barc1047 4A IWA4472 2B barc1052 4A IWA4953 2B barc1045 4B IWA5081 2B barc1133 4B IWA5818 2B barc048 4D IWA6164 2B barc217 4D IWA7633 2B barc1118 4D IWA7697 2B barc056 5A IWA8270 2B barc1182 5A IWA8534 2B barc074 5B IWA2160 2D barc088 5B IWA8365 2D barc044 5D barc037 6A barc1055 6A barc175 6D barc1030 6D barc064 7A barc1084 7A barc065 7B

barc072 7B barc1073 7B barc126 7D Designated from 9K consensus map, TCAP project Supplemental Table 2. The primer sequences for the bread wheat associated Vrn-1 locus and photoperiod markers. The annealing temperatures used for PCR and the expected band sizes for each locus is listed. The marker results from the Iranian landrace subset were used for the phenotypic cluster analysis. Locus Sequence (5'-3') TA Size Citation VrnA1a/b F: GAAAGGAAAAATTCTGCTCG 965+876 Yan et al., 50 R: GCAGGAAATCGAAATCGAAG 714 2004 vrna1 F: GAAAGGAAAAATTCTGCTCG Yan et al., 50 734 R: GCAGGAAATCGAAATCGAAG 2004 F: CAAGTGGAACGGTTAGGACA VrnB1 R: CTCATGCCAAAAATTGAAGATGA 63 709 Fu et al., 2005 F: CAAGTGGAACGGTTAGGACA vrnb1 R: CAAATGAAAAGGAATGAGAGCA 58 1149 Fu et al., 2005 VrnD1 F: GTTGTCTGCCTCATCAAATCC R: GGTCACTGGTGGTCTGTGC 65 1671 Fu et al., 2005 F: GTTGTCTGCCTCATCAAATCC vrnd1 R: AAATGAAAAGGAACGAGAGCG 63 997 Fu et al., 2005 PpD-D1 F: ACGCCTCCCACTACACTG R1: TGTTGGTTCAAACAGAGAGC R2: CACTGGTGGTAGCTGAGATT 52 288/414 Beales et al., 2007 Vrn = vernalization loci in corresponding genome PpD = photoperiod loci in corresponding genome TA = annealing temperature for the forward (F) and reverse (R) primer sets listed Size = expected band size for each allele on 2% agarose gel Supplemental Table 3. Type 3 Effects from the mixed model analysis of the agronomic traits Days to Heading, Grain Volume Weight, and plant Height across years (2012 and 2014) and locations (Pullman and Pendleton). Type 3 Tests of Fixed Effects Days to Heading Grain Volume Weight Height

F Pr > F F Pr > F F Value Pr > F Effect DF Value DF Value DF Entry 76 3.78 <.0001 76 6.71 <.0001 76 3.79E+13 <.0001 Location 1 16.16 <.0001 1 221.70 <.0001 1 6.83E+15 <.0001 Year(Location) 1 275.03 <.0001 1 159.42 <.0001 1 0.00 1.0000 Entry*Location 75 1.31 0.1313 67 5.72 <.0001 72 2.85E+13 <.0001 Supplemental Table 4. A list of traits scored by eye from the Iranian landrace subset collected from Spillman Agricultural Farm and the Columbia Basin Agricultural Research Center at Pendleton. The traits were recorded in 2012 and 2014 at the Spillman location and 2014 for the Pendleton location in headrow plots. Accession Growth Seed Pubesence Habit Color Awns IWA8604094 Spring white Yes Yes IWA8604259 Spring red no Yes IWA8604272 Spring white Yes Yes IWA8604394 Spring white Yes Yes IWA8604409 Spring white no Yes IWA8604568 Spring white no no IWA8604571 Spring red Yes Yes IWA8604686 Spring red Yes Yes IWA8604710 Spring white no no IWA8604716 Spring white Yes no IWA8604740 Spring red no Yes IWA8604765 Spring white no no IWA8604782 Spring white Yes Yes IWA8604794 Spring red Yes Yes IWA8604807 Winter white no Yes IWA8604895 Spring white no Yes IWA8606031 Spring white no Yes IWA8606074 Spring red no Yes IWA8606081 Spring red Yes Yes IWA8606083 Spring red Yes Yes IWA8606091 Spring red Yes Yes IWA8606134 Spring red Yes Yes IWA8606188 Spring red no Yes IWA8606229 Spring red no Yes IWA8606267 Spring red no Yes

IWA8606270 Spring red no Yes IWA8607438 Spring white no Yes IWA8607542 Spring red Yes Yes IWA8607547 Spring white no Yes IWA8607575 Spring white no Yes IWA8607576 Spring red no Yes IWA8607766 Spring white no Yes IWA8607776 Spring white no Yes IWA8607818 Spring red no Yes IWA8607820 Spring white no Yes IWA8607866 Spring red no no IWA8607871 Spring red no Yes IWA8607923 Spring red Yes Yes IWA8607958 Spring red Yes Yes IWA8607960 Spring red no Yes IWA8607961 Spring red Yes Yes IWA8607962 Spring red Yes Yes IWA8607963 Spring red Yes Yes IWA8607995 Spring white no no IWA8608010 Spring white no Yes IWA8608014 Spring white no Yes IWA8608064 Spring red no Yes IWA8608074 Spring red no Yes IWA8608077 Spring white Yes Yes IWA8608080 Spring white Yes Yes IWA8608082 Spring red no Yes IWA8608147 Spring red no Yes IWA8608152 Spring white Yes Yes IWA8608177 Spring red Yes Yes IWA8608767 Spring red Yes Yes IWA8608802 Spring white Yes Yes IWA8608819 Spring white no Yes IWA8608830 Spring white no Yes IWA8608846 Spring white no Yes IWA8608909 Spring white no Yes IWA8608911 Spring white no Yes IWA8608915 Spring white Yes Yes IWA8608928 Spring red no Yes IWA8608938 Spring white no Yes IWA8608982 Spring red Yes Yes IWA8608983 Spring red Yes Yes IWA8608990 Spring red no Yes IWA8608992 Spring white no Yes

IWA8609012 Spring white no Yes IWA8609023 Spring white no Yes IWA8609031 Spring white no Yes IWA8609035 Spring red no Yes IWA8609036 Spring red Yes Yes IWA8609045 Spring red Yes Yes IWA8609049 Spring red Yes Yes IWA8609061 Spring white no Yes IWA8609064 Spring red no Yes IWA8609076 Spring red Yes Yes Supplemental Table 5. Evaluation of accessions for threshing ability. Dirty and clean grain volume weights were compared from the 2012 field trial at the Spillman agricultural research farm. The least squared means (lsmeans) were determined across the two headrow replicates with a Dunnetts comparison. Accession lsmeans p-value Call IWA8604094 2.35 0.085 Reduced IWA8604259 0.30 0.824 Free IWA8604272 1.35 0.318 Moderate IWA8604394 2.35 0.085 Reduced IWA8604409 2.40 0.078 Reduced IWA8604568 2.50 0.067 Reduced IWA8604571 1.00 0.459 Moderate IWA8604686 n/a n/a n/a IWA8604710 0.75 0.578 Free IWA8604716 2.00 0.141 Moderate IWA8604740 2.00 0.141 Moderate IWA8604765 5.95 0.000 Reduced IWA8604782 0.10 0.941 Free IWA8604794 3.20 0.020 Reduced IWA8604807 n/a n/a n/a IWA8604895 0.20 0.882 Free IWA8606031 3.10 0.024 Reduced IWA8606074 0.55 0.683 Free IWA8606081 1.30 0.336 Moderate IWA8606083 1.65 0.223 Moderate

IWA8606091 n/a n/a n/a IWA8606134 0.70 0.604 Free IWA8606188 0.60 0.656 Free IWA8606229 0.35 Free IWA8606267 1.20 0.375 Moderate IWA8606270 0.45 0.739 Free IWA8607438 0.60 0.656 Free IWA8607542 0.95 0.482 Free IWA8607547 0.30 0.824 Free IWA8607575 0.90 0.505 Free IWA8607576 1.85 0.173 Moderate IWA8607766 0.05 0.970 Free IWA8607776 2.30 0.091 Reduced IWA8607818 4.65 0.006 Reduced IWA8607820 n/a n/a n/a IWA8607866 0.40 0.767 Free IWA8607871 1.45 0.284 Moderate IWA8607923 1.25 0.355 Moderate IWA8607958 0.85 0.529 Free IWA8607960 1.10 0.416 Moderate IWA8607961 0.80 0.553 Free IWA8607962 0.65 0.630 Free IWA8607963 1.35 0.318 Moderate IWA8607995 0.20 0.882 Free IWA8608010 1.90 0.162 Moderate IWA8608014 0.50 0.711 Free IWA8608064 0.40 0.767 Free IWA8608074 1.45 0.382 Moderate IWA8608077 1.25 0.451 Moderate IWA8608080 1.95 0.151 Moderate IWA8608082 0.75 0.578 Free IWA8608147 0.40 0.767 Free IWA8608152 1.05 0.437 Moderate IWA8608177 0.65 0.630 Free IWA8608767 0.90 0.505 Free IWA8608802 0.55 0.683 Free IWA8608819 1.10 0.416 Moderate IWA8608830 0.10 0.941 Free IWA8608846 1.50 0.268 Moderate IWA8608909 1.45 0.284 Moderate IWA8608911 1.90 0.162 Moderate IWA8608915 2.25 0.098 Reduced IWA8608928 0.25 0.853 Free

IWA8608938 0.45 0.739 Free IWA8608982 2.30 0.091 Reduced IWA8608983 0.45 0.739 Free IWA8608990 0.20 0.882 Free IWA8608992 0.00 1.000 Free IWA8609012 0.25 0.853 Free IWA8609023 0.00 1.000 Free IWA8609031 2.35 0.085 Reduced IWA8609035 0.35 0.795 Free IWA8609036 n/a n/a n/a IWA8609045 1.15 0.395 Moderate IWA8609049 0.95 0.482 Free IWA8609061 0.20 0.882 Free IWA8609064 0.90 0.505 Free IWA8609076 0.15 0.911 Free Control for Dunnett's comparison Free= free threshing Reduced= reduced thresh-ability Moderate= moderate thresh-ability n/a= not available Supplemental Table 6. The accessions grouped by cluster from the Ward cluster analysis using the SSR, SNP, and Vrn marker data. Origin Accession Vrn 1 Cluster Markazi IWA8604094 B 1 Kordestan IWA8604259 B 1 Markazi IWA8604272 A 1 E. Azerbaijan IWA8604394 A,B 1 Markazi IWA8604409 A 1 Khorasan IWA8604686 A,B,D 1 Khorasan IWA8604794 A,D 1 Yazd IWA8604807 none 1 Bakhtaran IWA8606074 A 1 Ilam IWA8606081 B 1 Ilam IWA8606083 D 1 Bakhtaran IWA8606091 B 1 Ilam IWA8606134 B 1 Bakhtaran IWA8607438 A 1 Bakhtaran IWA8607575 A 1 Bakhtaran IWA8607818 A 1

Bakhtaran IWA8607866 A,B 1 Hamadan IWA8607961 A,B 1 Kordestan IWA8608177 none 1 Bakhtaran IWA8608830 D 1 Bakhtaran IWA8608846 A,B 1 Bakhtaran IWA8608938 A 1 Ilam IWA8608983 A 1 Ilam IWA8609036 B 1 Ilam IWA8609045 B 1 Esfahan IWA8604568 none 1 Esfahan IWA8604716 A 1 Khorasan IWA8604765 none 1 Zanjan IWA8604782 A 1 Khorasan IWA8604895 A 1 Hamadan IWA8607963 B 1 Ilam IWA8608982 A 1 Ilam IWA8608992 A,B 1 Ilam IWA8609012 A 1 Ilam IWA8609023 none 1 Esfahan IWA8604710 D 2 W. Azerbaijan IWA8606188 B 2 W. Azerbaijan IWA8606229 B 2 W. Azerbaijan IWA8606267 B 2 Bakhtaran IWA8607542 B 2 Bakhtaran IWA8607871 A,B 2 Ilam IWA8607958 A,B 2 Ilam IWA8607960 A,B 2 Bakhtaran IWA8607995 B 2 E. Azerbaijan IWA8608064 B 2 E. Azerbaijan IWA8608080 A 2 Bakhtaran IWA8608802 B 2 Bakhtaran IWA8608911 B, D 2 Ilam IWA8609031 B 2 Kordestan IWA8609049 D 2 Kordestan IWA8609061 B 2 Bakhtaran IWA8604571 B 2 Hamadan IWA8606031 D 2 W. Azerbaijan IWA8606270 B 2 Bakhtaran IWA8607547 B 2 Hamadan IWA8607766 A,B,D 2 Kordestan IWA8607820 A 2 Bakhtaran IWA8607923 B 2 Hamadan IWA8607962 A,B 2

Kordestan IWA8608147 D 2 Kordestan IWA8608767 B 2 Ilam IWA8609035 A,B,D 2 Kordestan IWA8609064 B, D 2 Kerman IWA8604740 A 3 Bakhtaran IWA8607576 A,B,D 3 Hamadan IWA8607776 A 3 Bakhtaran IWA8608010 B 3 Bakhtaran IWA8608014 B 3 E. Azerbaijan IWA8608074 B 3 E. Azerbaijan IWA8608077 D 3 E. Azerbaijan IWA8608082 A 3 Kordestan IWA8608152 B 3 Bakhtaran IWA8608819 A 3 Bakhtaran IWA8608909 B 3 Bakhtaran IWA8608915 A,B 3 Bakhtaran IWA8608928 A,B,D 3 Ilam IWA8608990 A,B 3 Kordestan IWA8609076 D 3 East Azerbaijan West Azerbaijan

Supplemental Table 7. Lists the number of SSR markers assessed for each wheat genome. The corresponding number of polymorphisms scored within each genome across the markers are given along with the number of rare polymorphisms. Genome Markers Polymorphisms Total Rare Percent rare assessed A 14 59 18 9.7 B 12 66 31 16.7 D 11 61 28 15.1 Total 37 186 77 41.4 Supplemental Figure 1. Scatterplots (top) and box plots (bottom) showing the distribution of the transformed count data (lnx+1) across the root ratings generated in experiments three and four. The P. neglectus plots are on the left and P. thornei on the right.