Figure 1From: Investigation on subcellular localization of Rice stripe virus in its vector small brown planthopper by electron microscopyTransmission electron micrographs showing RSV inclusion bodies and endogenous microorganisms in SBPH. A: Light micrographs showing the transverse section of ovum with methylene blue staining. B: The magnified yeast-like endosymbiotes (YLES). C: The cytoplasmic matrix of follicular cells in the exuberant secretion phase. D: The follicular cells without inclusions in non-viruliferous SBPH. E-J, M, N: The amorphous RSV inclusion bodies in follicular cells of viruliferous SBPH. RSV inclusions were indicated by arrows. Panel G is an enlargement of the boxed area of panel E; Panel M is an enlargement of the boxed area of panel H to show parallel filamentary structures inside the inclusions; Panel N is an enlargement of the boxed area of panel J to show sand-like structures inside the inclusions. K, L: The RSV inclusions in rice cells. Panel K and L is cited from Hong et al.[10]. O, R: The crystal-like spherical virions in midgut cells of SBPH. Panel R is an enlargement of the boxed area of panel O. P, Q: Various endosymbiotic bacteria in the insect midgut. Scale bars: 50Â ÎĽm (A), 1Â ÎĽm (C, E, K, L), 0.5Â ÎĽm (B, D, O, P), 0.2Â ÎĽm (F, G, H, I, J, Q, R) and 0.1Â ÎĽm (M, N).Back to article page