A Chromosome scale assembly of the tarnished plant bug, <em>Lygus lineolaris</em> (Palisot de Beauvois), genome. Supplementary Data Tables S1 and S2.

Supplementary Data Table S1: The number of repeat units, the total length and the percentage of different repeat families identified in Piezodorus guildinii genome. The query species was assumed to be Insecta. RepeatMasker version 4.1.2-p1 was run in sensitive mode with rmblastn version 2.11.0+ and FamDB: CONS-Dfam_3.4. <br> Supplementary Data Table S2. Single Nucleotide Polymorphism (SNP) markersmanually selected from the 18 largest scaffolds of Lygus lineolaris genome assembly to develop a SNP typing panel. The number after SCF represents the scaffold number and the the number after the hyphan is an arbitrary sequences number assigned to potential SNPs during manual selection. <br> Supplementary Figure S1. Different life stages of <em>Lygus lineolaris</em>. A. one-day old embryos. B. newly hatched first instar; C. one-day old first instar. A black arrow shows the dark spot in the abdomen; D. second instar with four thoracic spots (red arrows); E. third instar with prominent thoracic spots; F. fourth instar with wing pads extending in line with the abdominal spot; G. top view of a fifth instar with wing pads extending just below the abdominal spot; H. underside of a fifth instar female with recognizable ovipositor (oval), I. underside of a fifth instar male, J. top view of an adult male, K. underside of an adult female with prominently visible ovipositor (oval), and L­­­­. underside of an adult male. Figure S2. Flow cytometric estimation of <em>Lygus lineolaris </em>female and male genome sizes. Drosophila melanogaster nuclei were used as the standard. Supplementary Figure S2. Flow cytometric estimation of <em>Lygus lineolaris </em>female and male genome sizes. <em>Drosophila virilis</em> nuclei were used as the standard.