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Studies on afidofauna associated with decorative plants of the Fabaceae family were conducted at the Botanical Garden in Poznań in 2014−2015. This paper presents the species composition of aphids colonizing legumes and describes the degree of infestation of plants by these insects. The following eight monoecious species of aphids were identified from the collected samples: Aphis craccivora, Aphis cytisorum cytisorum, Aphis cytisorum sarothamni, Acyrthosiphon pisum, Acyrthosiphon caraganae caraganae, Megoura viciae, Appendiseta robiniae and Therioaphis tenera tenera. The aphids were found on 17 species of plants, including 7 species of herbaceous plants, 6 species of shrubs and 4 species of trees. A. craccivora was the species that occupied the most plants. The greatest damages were observed on Laburnum anagyroides caused by A. cytisorum cytisorum feeding. A. caraganae caraganae also formed large colonies on Colutea orientalis, A. cytisorum sarothamni on Sarothamnus scoparius, A. craccivora on Robinia and Caragana and M. viciae on Lathyrus latifolius and Vicia amoena.

Afidofauna associated with the decorative plants of Fabaceae family