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When the larvae of Aeudaletia unipuncta were reared at 370C after exposure to a nuclearpolyhedrosis virus, either by per os or by intrahemocoelic inoculation, they did not succumb to virus infection. Histopathologically, however, a small nurnber of cells of the fat body, hypodermis and trachea were infected with virus and contained virus particles but no polyhedra. Autoradiographic results revealed that viral DNA synthesis occurred in a few cclls of virus-exposed larvae held at 37eC, but the polyhedron-protein synthesis did not occur. These results indicated that high temperature (37eC) may prevent the lethal infection of

Infection of Nuclear-Polyhedrosis Virus in Armyworm, Pseudaletia unipuncta HAWORTH (Lepidoptera : Noctuidae), Reared at a High Temperature