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The addition of bentonite suspension to inoculum allowed the recovery of infectivity of tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) on Nicotiana glutinosa L. from the homogenates of aphids which had been fed on infected tobacco, but the infectivity recovered was fairly low, as compared to that recovered from aphids fed on plant extracts through a membrane. Infectious TMV on N. glutinosa could be recovered from a single ventriculus which was dissected from aphids fed on purified TMV, by an addition of bentonite suspension to the homogenates. A very small amount of infectious TMV was recovered from intestines including hindgut, but not from the remainders of the dissected aphids. The virus from one thousand aphids fed on purified TMV at 18.5mg/ml through a membrane was purified by differential centrifugation. As a result, the total amount of TMV obtained was 2.21mg, and the average amount per aphid was calculated at 2.21μg.

Acquisition of tobacco mosaic virus by aphids (myzus persicae sulz.)