Trialeurodes vaporariorum is an important greenhouse pest worldwide. We compared the efficacy of a new strain of Beauveria bassiana (ARP14) with a commercialized one (GHA) against 2nd instar and 4th instar of T. vaporarioum. Those nymphs were exposed to the fungus in a concentration of 1×108 conidia/mL by leaf dipping method. There was no difference in mycosis rates at any observation time between the two strains in both 2nd (100.0%) and 4th instar (100.0%). Lethal median time (LT50) wasn't different between the two strains in both 2nd and 4th instar. In conclusion, the new B. bassiana strain (ARP14) would be a good candidate of mycoinsecticide for whitefly management.

Bemisia tabaci (Gennadius) is an important polyphagous pest and transmits plant pathogenic virus to numerous agriculture crops. We compared the efficacy of Beauveria bassiana ARP14 strain with commercialized GHA strain against 2nd instar and 4th instar of B. tabaci. The nymphs were exposed in 1×108 conidia/mL by dipping method. There was no difference in mycosis rate between the two strains in both 2nd and 4th instar. After 72 h, mycosis rate of 2nd instar was 100.0% in B. bassiana ARP14 strain followed by 97.4% in B. bassiana GHA strain. In 4th instar, B. bassiana ARP14 strain caused 100.0% while B. bassiana GHA strain caused 93.3%.