Figure S1. Os11g0597700Os11g0598300Os11g0598500 Nipponbare 10 kb 60kb unit St. No.1 Pb1P5 Os11g0597400 Pb1 family genes P8P18P16P6 60kb unit.

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Figure S1. Os11g Os11g Os11g Nipponbare 10 kb 60kb unit St. No.1 Pb1P5 Os11g Pb1 family genes P8P18P16P6 60kb unit

Figure S B6LP P +RT-RT B6LP P +RT-RT B6LP P +RT-RT B6LP P +RT-RT MMMM kb Pb1 CC1CC2 RNBS-B GLPL nT Walker B MHD RNBS-D NBSLRR Coiled-coil acidic region nucleotide number

Pb1 Pit Mla10 Pib CC1CC2 RNBS-B GLPL nT P-loop Walker B MHD RNBS-D NBS domainLRR domain NBARC1ARC2 Coiled-coil domain Figure S3.

coied-coil 1 Pb11MTELASGAVSSLLVVIRNEAALLGGVRDDVQFIKEEMESMNSFLAHLAKSAPQGGEH N Mla101MDIVTGAISNLIPKLGELLTEEFKLHKGVKKNIEDLGKELDSMNAALIKIGEVPREQLDS Q RPM11MASATVDFGIGRILSVLENETLLLSGVHGEIDKMKKELLIMKSFLEDTHKHGGNGSTT T RPS51MGGCFSVSLPCDQVVSQFSQLLCVRGSYIHNLSKNLASLQKAMRMLKARQYDVIRRLET E Pib1MEATALSVGKSVLNGALGYAKSAFAEEVALQLGIQKDHTFVADELEMMRSFMME A Pita1MAPAVIASQGVIMRSLTSKLDSLLLQPPEPPPPAQPSSLRKGERKKILLLRGDL R Pi91MAETVLSMARSLVGSAISKAASAAANETSLLLGVEKDIWYIKDELKTMQAFLRA A Pikm1-TS1MEAAAMAVTAATGALAPVLVKLAALLDDGECNLLEGSRSDAEFIRSELEAVHSLLTP Pikm2-TS1MELVVGASEATMKSLLGKLGNLLAQEYALISGIRGDIQYINDELASMQAFLRDLSNV P Pi361MEFVTGAMSSLIPKLGELLKEKYNLQKNIRGKIESLSAELRRAQAVLRMVGE V Pit1MGTVLDALAWKFLEKLGQLIEDEVIMTLSVKRGIESLKKNLEFFNAVHEDAEA L coiled-coil 2 Pb181YLRKMIARHRAAVQLCQLKDRARDVGERRLRYGV Mla1083LLKKVKHKHGIAHAIKDIQEQLQKVADRRDRNKV RPM184FPRYMWARHSIAQKLGMVNVMIQSISDSMKRYYH RPS592LKLSYRYGKRVIMMLKEVESLSSQGFFDVVSEAT Pib85FPRTLLERHRVAKQMKELRNKVEDVSQRNVRYHL Pita99LRGELNRRRWIADEVTLFRARVKEAIRRHESYHL Pi995QLVKLRERHRIAIRIHNLKSRVEEVSSRNTRYNL Pikm1-TS91SNRFSDWKLPAASLPPSSVHRRAGLPPPDAGLVG Pikm2-TS87ELWTWWPRRVIASNIAQLKVRAQQIADRRSRYGV Pi3682LFKKTKHRVTIADAIQEMEKKLLEIDARHGRYPV Pit112DHMIAKRIDNINEKFEEIKMNKEMFGLERTNRQQ GLPL Pb1755SPKIFRDILEECEGHEFCMKI Mla10356FEQVSRDILKKCGGVPLAIIT RPM1362LEPIARKLVERCQGLPLAIAS RPS5337IPGLARKVARKCRGLPLALNV Pib606LVKEAKQILKKCDGLPLAIVV Pita396LTEVSHDMIKKCGGLPLAITI Pi9361MQKMVERIVNKCGRLPLAILT Pikm1-TS518LQPLAESLCLGYNHLPLYLRT Pikm2-TS414DEQVPEEIWKICGGLPLAIVS Pi36359STEACDKILKKCAGVPLAIIT Pit347FSGVGYQIVKKCDGLPLAIKV GLPL RNBS-D Pb1824YKSCLLYLAIFPKGQ Mla10428LKTCLLYLCVYPEDS RPM1431LKRCFLYCSLFPVNY RPS5408MKSCFLYCSLFPEDY Pib676LKSCFLYLSIFPEDQ Pita468LKACLLYLSIYKEDY Pi9429LKPCFLYLSIFPEDF Pikm1-TS536LRTLLLYCSAYHWSN Pikm2-TS485LKTCLLYLSIFPKGW Pi36427LKNCLLYLSMFPEDY Pit413LKQCFLWCALLPSNF ChLYxxh MHD motif Pb1890KVKSCAVHDPVHGFIT Mla10494EAYACRVHDMVLDLIC RPM1497RPKAFKMHDVIWEIAL RPS5471NKSNVKMHDVVREMAL Pib744SIDSCKVHDLMRDIAI Pita534EVLSCVVHHMVLNFIR Pi9495KIKTCRIHDIIRDITV Pikm1-TS594SYNYYEIHPVMLAFLR Pikm2-TS551KVKTFQVHDMVLEYIM Pi36495CIEGCRVHDMVLDLAR Pit477DKGESTMHDLLRSLGQ hxhHD RNBS-B Pb1705ADALIFTTENTEQ Mla10302GSRLITTTRIVSV Pi37327GSRVLVTSRRDVL Pib549TSRIIVTTRKENI Pita342CSRILITTEIEPV Pi9307GSRIVITTRNVDL Pikm1-TS405GGRIIMTTRLNSI Pikm2-TS358GGRIIVTTRFQAV Pi36310GSKILVTTRKSEV Pit297NSHILVTSRNLDV hhhhToR Figure S4.

Figure S6. Pb1 Os11g * Os11g Os11g Os11g Os05g Os06g Os06g Os11g Os11g Os11g Os11g Os11g Pi37 Pit Pib Pi9 Pita Pikm1-TS Pikm2-TS Pi36 Mla10

Pb1Os11g Os11g Os11g LP10L Os11g Os11g LP10L6LP10L6LP10L6LP10L6LP10L Transcript copies / 1  g total RNA Figure S7.

Figure S8. Pb1/P5 transcript level 5.6 (S) 2.6 (R) SS (P5) SS (P15) Panicle blast score SS (P5+P15) SS (S) 3.1 (R) repeat 1 repeat 2 P5P6P7P8P9P15P16P17P18P19 Growth stage