Abstract
1. 1. Heliothis zea (Boddie) larvae infected with irridescent virus (IV) showed rapid cell dissolution in the fat bodies. 2. 2. Fatty acid accumulation in healthy H. zea was significantly greater ( P < 0.001) than in IV-infected larvae. 3. 3. Healthy and IV-infected larvae accumulated glycogen at a rate of 3.86 cal and 0.19 cal/day/insect, respectively. 4. 4. Total protein of healthy and IV-infected larvae showed no significant difference with time.
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