Most maps are renamed differently from their published names. This is to make them more easily identifiable by ploidy, genome, and parents.

The Map names are constructed from: [ploidy/genome]_[parent1]_x_[parent2]_[a..z], for example, TT_Tifrunner_x_GT-C20_a has ploidy/genome T (tetraploid) in both parents, Tifrunner is parent 1, and GT-C20 is parent 2. The a indicates that this is the first map loaded derived from the parents used to produce this mapping population. Another example is AA_A.duranensis_x_A.duranensis_a. This indicates that the map includes the A genome, and both parents are from the species A. duranensis.