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The image displays a page from a book with three photographs of viruses, arranged horizontally. The photographs are accompanied by text. From left to right, the photographs show: rod-shaped particles, a spherical structure with a complex surface pattern, and a virus with a head and tail. The text on the left describes the discovery of Tobacco Mosaic Virus (TMV), stating it is composed of many rod-shaped structures, isolated from the hosts, and revealed that TMV as dead particles. It also mentions W.M. Stanley took purified TMV as dead particles and rubbed it on the leaves of healthy tobacco plants, proving that the condition, characteristics of TMV disease. The middle photograph is labeled "Tobacco mosaic virus". The right photograph is labeled "Polio virus" above and "Bacteriophage" below. The text below this section reads "Fig: 5.1 Different Shapes of Viruses". The image does not contain any information about the city of Mansehra, Pakistan, or any scenes set in a city.
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