Abstract:Tobacco whiteflies, which can cause disease of host plants, may do severe harm to the crops. Most studies have focused on the features of their damage of the pest, but little attention has been paid to their population dynamics and space pattern. To improve the level of forecast and prevention, the difference of the population dynamics and space patterns of tobacco whiteflies from eggplant and soybean fields were examined using field system investigation of random sampling method. In this study, geostatistics together with aggregated-intensity index and t-test were applied. Results indicated the population growth model of adult tobacco whiteflies is y=3053e0.0053x(r=0.823*) and y=2356e-0.1662x(r=-0.9631* *) respectively from July 7th to August 25th. The number of tobacco whiteflies was significantly higher in eggplant fields than those in soybean fields using t-test (t=3.3333, t0.05=2.365, df=7). During this period, horizontal distribution of adult tobacco whiteflies displayed an aggregation pattern both in eggplants and soybeans, and so did their vertical distribution on the leaves of eggplants.