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THE formation of inclusion bodies of various types in virus-infected plant tissue is not infrequent. Such inclusion bodies are located either in the cytoplasm or, less commonly, in the nucleus1.
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ROBB, S. Inclusion Bodies in Dahlia infected with Dahlia Mosaic Virus. Nature 200, 1339–1340 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1038/2001339a0
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