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Electron micrographs of thin sections of the mesophyll cells of red kidney bean leaves (Phaseolus vulgaris), which had in negatively stained “dipping method”-preparations been shown to be infected with a rod-shaped virus, revealed an unusual cytological feature. The cytoplasm of these cells contains pinwheel-like inclusions comparable to those recently described by several authors in various other plants after infection with viruses. In these particular inclusions, however, parallel bands, 7 nm broad and 7-10 nm high, with a spacing of 10 to 15 nm are found lying upon the convex side of the lamellar plates of the inclusion body. From longitudinal, transverse and tangential sections a three-dimensional model of these inclusions has been constructed.

Cytoplasmatische Einschlüsse in virusinfizierten Bohnenblättern