Legumes of the genera Vicia, Pisum, Lupinus, Trifolium, Medicago as well as Onobrychis viciifolia, Lotus corniculatus, Ornithopus sativus, Galega orientalis and Lens culinaris were cultivated in pots filled with soil naturally infected with Meloidogyne hapla, under controlled conditions in a glasshouse. Root galls and adult females with egg masses were observed in root systems of all plant species and cultivars included in the experiment. The most numerous occurrence of root galls was recorded on root tissues of Vicia faba, Pisum sativum, Lupinus luteus (cv. Parys) and Trifolium pratense (cv. Krynia) while adult females with egg masses on roots of Trifolium incarnatum, P. sativum (cv. Hubal), Lupinus albus and both cultivars of Medicago sativa. Approximately from 5 to 57 of eggs and juvenile stages were counted in a single mass.

Rośliny bobowate z rodzaju Vicia, Pisum, Lupinus, Trifolium, Medicago oraz Onobrychis viciifolia, Lotus corniculatus, Ornithopus sativus, Galega orientalis i Lens culinaris uprawiano w wazonach z glebą naturalnie zainfekowaną guzakiem północnym, w kontrolowanych warunkach w szklarni. Na korzeniach wszystkich badanych gatunków i odmian roślin obserwowano wyrośla oraz samice ze złożami jajowymi. Wyrośla wystąpiły najliczniej na korzeniach Vicia faba, Pisum sativum, Lupinus luteus (odmiana Parys) oraz Trifolium pratense (odmiana Krynia), a samice ze złożami jajowymi na korzeniach Trifolium incarnatum, Pisum sativum (odmiana Hubal), Lupinus albus oraz obu odmianach Medicago sativa. Zliczono średnio od 5 do 57 sztuk jaj i osobników młodocianych przypadających na pojedyncze złoże.

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