“…The plants were rated with the following disease assessment scale: 0 = no symptoms, 1 = small lesion under the paper disc area (small, dry spots, with defined borders; lesion associated with hypersensitive response), 2 = dark green, watersoaked lesion wider than the paper disc area surrounded by pale yellow undefined borders, 3 = 15% to 49% of leaf area is wilted (scalded or necrotic), 4 = 50% or more of the leaf is wilted, and 5 = 100% of the leaf is necrotic or the leaf had abscised from the plant. As described by Monroy-Barbosa and Bosland (2010), each leaf displays an individual phenotypic reaction toward the specific isolate. Plants were considered resistant when the leaf scored 0 and 1, whereas leaves scoring 2 through 5 were considered susceptible phenotypes.…”