Borrelina virus was inoculated into Hyphantrea cunea DRURY in the labolatory and in the field. The pathogenecity of Borrelina virus upon Bompyx mori L. and Dendrolinus spectabilis BUTLER, too, was examined with following results. 1) $10^8$/ml, $10^7$/ ml, $10^6$/ml concentration of nuclear-polyhedrosis virus was inoculated into the larvae of H.cunea at various ages. The corrected mortality of the larvae were 97.4%, 95.2%, 94.7% in the 3rd instar, and 88.6%, 73.6%, 62.5% in the 6th instar, respectively, with three different concentration of NPV. 2) The symptom of disease of the larvae appeared on 4days after inoculation and most of the larvae were dead within 18 days. 3) The youngest larvae treated with the highest concentration of NPV showed the highest mortality. With older larvae and lower concentriton treated, it appeared that the time needed for death grew longer, marking slower death curve. 4) When we sprayed NPV of $10^6$/ml concentration to H. cunea in the field, the mortality was 94.8% in the first year, 84.6% in the second year and 78.3% in third year. By this, we could admit the continuous effects of the pathogens for several years. 5) About the larvae of B. mori of 3rd and 5th instar and D.spectabilis of 3rd instar inoculated with $10^8$/ml concentration of inoclum, we could not see any pathogenic effects.