@article{icrisat3510,
           title = {Effect of Various Stains on The Stability And Particle Length Distribution of Three Poty Viruses},
       publisher = {Indian Virological Society},
          author = {S K Manohar and R Rajeshwari},
           pages = {157--162},
            year = {1985},
          volume = {1},
         journal = {Indian Journal of Virology},
          number = {2},
             url = {http://oar.icrisat.org/3510/},
        abstract = {Four negative stains were tested on Peanut mottle virus (PMV), two irolater of Peanut
green mosaic virus-systemic necrosis (PGMV-SN) ar{\texttt{\char126}}dsy etrmic mosaic (PGM V-SM), to datrrmlne
their effects on the stability and particle length distribution.
Whan phosphotunngstate(PleTA ) at pH 7.0 was used, particle lengh and width of PMV
and PGMV-SM werr conside{\texttt{\char126}}ably affecrnd rasulting in variation, whereas PGMV-SN war la18
affected. When uranyl acotete (UA) and urrnyl formate (UF) ware ured, tho prrlicler of
PGMV-SM and PMV were better preserved, in contrast to PGMV-SN which was unstable in
both the uranyl stains. PGMV.SN was well presarved in ammonium molybdrte (AM) o f pHs
3.5 and 6.5 but was d;sruoted in OH 8.0. Although PMV could be stairled with AM of pH
3.6, particles ware poorly stained In wM ot pHs 6.6 and 8.0. Pertlcles ol PGMV-SM were
poorly strined in AM of all the three pH valuer.}
}