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Supporting Information Harries et al. 1.173/pnas.9923916 A Fig. S1. Disruption of microfilaments within epidermal cells after treatment with 5 M Lat. Images of N. benthamiana cells are from plants expressing the GFP-actin binding domain 2 of fimbrin-gfp fusion to label actin and were taken 3 h post-infiltration with DMSO (A) or DMSO with 5 M Lat (). Each image is a projection of approximately half of the cell combining section images separated by.5 m. (Scale bar, 25 m.) Harries et al. www.pnas.org/cgi/content/short/9923916 1of9

A Lesion Area (mm 2 ) 14 12 1 8 6 4 2 TMV (Free GFP) 2 4 6 Lesion Area (mm 2 ) 16 14 12 1 8 6 4 2 TVCV 2 4 6 Fig. S2. Effect of Lat treatment on cell-to-cell spread of TMV expressing free GFP. Lesion areas were quantified to determine the effect of Lat on the cell-to-cell movement of (A) TMV expressing a free GFP and () TVCV at 2, 4, and 6 dpi. Lesion areas were determined in N. benthamiana leaf tissue infiltrated with either the actin inhibitor Lat (circles) or a DMSO buffer control (squares). ars represent standard errors for 1 lesions per treatment. Harries et al. www.pnas.org/cgi/content/short/9923916 2of9

DMS O * * * Lat * Fig. S3. Lat inhibits the formation of necrotic lesions in Nicotiana tabacum cv. Xanthi-NN. Representative image comparing TMV local necrotic lesion formation in half leaves infiltrated with 5 M Lat (bottom half) compared with half leaves infiltrated with a DMSO control (top half). Infiltration with Lat or DMSO was carried out 3 h before inoculation of the entire leaf surface with TMV U1 virions. The image was taken at 3 dpi with TMV. Arrows indicate necrotic lesions. In some areas of the leaf, the lesions induced confluent collapse of plant tissue. Asterisks indicate infiltration point damage. Harries et al. www.pnas.org/cgi/content/short/9923916 3of9

Fig. S4. Comparison of amino acid sequences between the TMV 126-kDa (TMV) and TVCV 125-kDa (TVCV) proteins. Identical amino acids are highlighted in black, and similar residues are highlighted in gray. The methyltransferase and helicase domains are overscored with green and red lines, respectively. The blue line, within the intervening region, denotes a stretch of 8 aa where the two proteins share only 15% identity. Harries et al. www.pnas.org/cgi/content/short/9923916 4 of 9

A 1 Relative expression 8 6 4 2 125-GFP 126-GFP 125-GFP 126-GFP Fig. S5. Transcript and protein levels for TVCV 125-kDa protein-gfp and TMV 126-kDa protein-gfp fusions were similar after agroinfiltration. Transcript (A) and protein () levels for the 125/126-kDa proteins were either measured from extracts (by quantitative RT-PCR for transcripts) or visualized in leaf epidermal cell sections (by fluorescence for protein) at 3 days post-agroinfiltration. Harries et al. www.pnas.org/cgi/content/short/9923916 5of9

A Myosin 2 Constructs 2X35S CP Myosin Fragment rz nos Myosin Start (bp) End (bp) Length % Identity 212 2363 351 39 VIII-2 2165 2474 39 53 2315 2625 31 57 XI-F 239 262 311 56 Primers used for myosin detection Myosin Sequences VIII-2 XI-F 5 -GCCCGAGAGAGCAATGGA-3 5 -CCTCAGCTAATCGGCTTATAACACT-3 5 -ACTCCTATTGAATTTGCCAGCAA-3 5 -CTGCACATAAACTGCCATTATTCC-3 5 -CAACTCCTACCCGCAAACCA-3 5 -TCCCATTGTCATTCTCCCAAA-3 5 -GCACAGGGTTTTCGCTCAA-3 5 -CCCTCAATTCCGCTGTATCC-3 Fig. S6. -myosin VIGS constructs used in this study. Schematic showing (A) 2 VIGS constructs used to silence the individual myosin genes in N. benthamiana and () the primers used to amplify fragments from individual myosin genes. The highest percent nucleotide identity found between regions and other known N. benthamiana myosin sequences are noted. 2 35S, a double CaMV 35S promoter; CP, 2 coat protein; rz, ribozyme; nos, nos terminator sequence. Harries et al. www.pnas.org/cgi/content/short/9923916 6of9

A Myosin Myosin TMV.8.4.8.4 TVCV TSV PVX.8.4.8.4.8.4.8.4.8.4.8.4 TMV Lesions.8.4 Myosin TSV Lesions.8.4 Myosin Fig. S7. Secondary virus infection does not significantly influence -induced silencing of myosin transcripts. Myosin (A) and (A and ) transcript levels were determined from whole leaf extracts (A) and virus lesions () by quantitative RT-PCR at 3 dpi with the indicated viruses for tissues carrying a systemic infection by the VIGS vector (approximately 18 dpi). ars represent means standard errors for three replicates per treatment. Note that for results shown in (A), lesions covered 6% of the leaf surface for tissue challenged with TSV, 4% for TMV and TVCV, and 2% for PVX. Harries et al. www.pnas.org/cgi/content/short/9923916 7of9

Cell Area (mm 2 ) X 1 3. 2.5 2. 1.5 1..5 Mock Myo Fig. S8. Epidermal cell size in myosin silenced N. benthamiana plants was unaltered compared with controls. Epidermal cell areas were measured in plants inoculated (through agroinfiltration) with buffer (Mock), without insert ( ), and expressing a fragment of myosin (Myo ). Measurements were taken at 18 days post-infiltration in systemic (upper non-infiltrated) tissue equivalent to those observed for TMV spread in other experiments. ars represent means standard errors for 1 replicates per treatment. Analysis of variance followed by an lsd calculation indicated no difference between treatment means (P.5). Harries et al. www.pnas.org/cgi/content/short/9923916 8of9

Lesion Area (mm 2 ) Oryzalin Control Fig. S9. Oryzalin treatment does not inhibit TVCV intercellular spread. Half leaves of N. benthamiana were infiltrated with 2 M oryzalin in DMSO (Oryzalin) or DMSO buffer alone (Control). At 3 h post-infiltration, the entire leaf surface was inoculated with TVCV-GFP, and lesion areas were determined at 2 dpi. ars represent standard errors for 12 lesions from each treatment.a2mmoryzalin stock was prepared in DMSO and diluted to 2 M in water. An equivalent dilution of DMSO (1:1) was used as a control. Analysis of variance followed by an lsd calculation indicated no difference between treatment means (P.5). Harries et al. www.pnas.org/cgi/content/short/9923916 9of9