Tomato cultigens used in the study, their origin, and LB resistance status (if known).

aPlant introductions numbers (PI or PE) were added where available.
bSource of Ph-2; single incomplete-dominant gene mapped to the long arm of chromosome 10 [19], [24], [38].
cSource of race-non-specific LB resistance conferred by two independent genes: A partially-dominant gene and a dominant epistatic gene, both mapped to chromosome 9 [46], [47].
dSource of race-specific LB resistance dubbed Ph-3; originally reported as conferred by single incomplete-dominant gene, corrected by subsequent research; resistance conferred by at least two QTLs [15], [25]–[29], [31]–[33], [46], [67].
eSource of polygenic LB resistance, conferred by several QTLs [16], [17], [31]–[35].
fSource of LB resistance dubbed Ph-1, conferred by a single completely dominant gene mapped to the distal end of chromosome 7 with morphological markers [36]–[39].
Tomato cultigens used in the study, their origin, and LB resistance status (if known).