In another trial, the following year, introgression lines LA3935 and LA3494 and a control, E6203, where grown under similar conditions as described in example 1. For the production of pastes from stove-dehydrated tomatoes, fruits were harvested (stage 1) washed, selected, separated and weighted. Fractions of the stage 1 tomatoes of each line were separated, packed and frozen at −18° C. Further fractions of each of the introgression lines, consisting of 1000 stage 1 tomatoes were placed in a stove operated at a constant temperature of approximately 30° C. Calcium Chloride was added in the stove to remove the humidity. All the tomatoes placed in the stove were weighed every 2 days. As the calculated brix reached the desired value, the tomatoes were removed from the stove and stored in the freezer at −18° C. until all tomatoes achieved the desired stage. After that, all tomatoes were defrosted to ambient temperature and processed in the kitchen simulating the tomato process. Table 2a shows the batches of non-dehydrated and stove-dehydrated tomato fruits were used for producing pastes.