k Red clover vein mosaic virus, TEM Red clover vein mosaic virus. Coloured transmission electron micrograph TEM of virus particles virions of the red clover vein mosaic virus RCVMV. This plant virus is a carlavirus, and has an RNA ribonucleic acid genome. It was first identified in 1937 in the red clover plant Trifolium pratense, a fodder crop grown to feed livestock. Symptoms are yellowing and mosaic patterns on the leaves. The virus is transmitted by several species of aphids. It is found in Eurasia, Canada and the USA. Magnification x67,000 when printed 10cm high. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Red clover vein mosaic virus, TEM Red clover vein mosaic virus. Coloured transmission electron micrograph  TEM  of virus particles  virions  of the red clover vein mosaic virus  RCVMV . This plant virus is a carlavirus, and has an RNA  ribonucleic acid  genome. It was first identified in 1937 in the red clover plant  Trifolium pratense , a fodder crop grown to feed livestock. Symptoms are yellowing and mosaic patterns on the leaves. The virus is transmitted by several species of aphids. It is found in Eurasia, Canada and the USA. Magnification: x67,000 when printed 10cm high.
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Red clover vein mosaic virus, TEM

Red clover vein mosaic virus. Coloured transmission electron micrograph (TEM) of virus particles (virions) of the red clover vein mosaic virus (RCVMV). This plant virus is a carlavirus, and has an RNA (ribonucleic acid) genome. It was first identified in 1937 in the red clover plant (Trifolium pratense), a fodder crop grown to feed livestock. Symptoms are yellowing and mosaic patterns on the leaves. The virus is transmitted by several species of aphids. It is found in Eurasia, Canada and the USA. Magnification: x67,000 when printed 10cm high.

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