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View of the Image Pro Software setup

TEM Gold Labeled antibody to Citrus Tristeza Virus

TEM Gold Labeled antibody applied to negatively stained Citrus Tristeza virus particle (C. Davis)

TEM of thin sectioned petiole showing Citrus Tristeza

Dissecting microscope, digital camera showing rust mites feeding

SEM Rust Mite

Light microscope rust mite feeding damage to citrus fruit surface

TEM of rust mite feeding damage

Histochemistry, Light Microscope-lignin staining of rust mite damage

TEM platinum palladium shadowing of bacteria

TEM thin section of bacteria

TEM negative staining of bacteria

SEM of bacteria

Phase contrast of citrus pollen grains

Fluorescent viability stain for showing live (green) and dead (red) bacteria

Fluorescent microscope green fluorescent protein gene (GFP) and autofluorescence of chloroplasts in citrus protoplasts

TEM gold labeled lectin histochemistry of carpillary outgrowth in citrus fruit

Confocal laser scanning overlay of citrus bacterial spot infected leaf tissue using three lasers of three different wavelengths - blue for phenolics, red for chloroplasts and green for bacteria. Work was done by Dr. Jaime Cubero

Computer projection of the membrane of a protoplast forming endocytotic vesicles after the addition of sucrose to the media. Confocal microscope project by Dr. Ed Etxeberria and Diann Achor.

Confocal laser scanning leaf section infected with citrus bacterial spot bacteria. This form of presentation shows a flat section of the leaf tissue with a crossection in the x and y direction showing the relationship of the bacteria (green) within the leaf in relation to the cuticle (shown in yellow). Blue defines the autofluorescing chloroplasts in the palisade mesophyll cells. Work was done by Dr. Jaime Cubero.