Resistance evaluation of 60 vegetable cultivars and hybrids of Eggplant, Pepper, Tomato, Cantaloupe, Cucumber and squash were tested against Root-knot nematodes (RKN) Meloidogyne incognita. Among Eggplant genotypes, Arosy1 recorded the lowest reproduction rate (15.1) while the highest population was possessed by kaser abiad (41.1). Pepper genotypes, in general, were less susceptible to RKN compared with Eggplants and Tomatoes, the reproduction rate varied between 3.5 (Romey) to 8.9 (P77). All Tomato genotypes were highly susceptible to RKN infection, Super strain B was the most susceptible cultivar because the nematode success to multiply 38.3 times,  the lowest reproduction rate (13.3) registered by 820 and Castel rock (11.6 & 11.8 respectively). Similarly, all cucurbitaceous plants found to be susceptible to RKN infection. Among Cantaloupe genotypes, Alhana possessed the highest reproduction rate (15.8), while Galia 3 recorded the lowest reproduction (7.2). Within Cucumber genotypes, the minimum reproduction rate (6.2) was observed on Almanar, but the maximum population was possessed by Aliaa (13.8). Squash genotypes viz. Sama recorded the lowest reproduction rate (4.8) and the greatest population (10.1) was possessed by Dahab. Plant growth in most cases negatively reacted with nematode infection and the differences between infected and healthy plant was unobvious in many cases. To recommend the less susceptible genotypes as a tool for managing nematode strategy, further experiments are needed in the field for using these selected genotypes, also insertion these genotypes in breeding program for improving their characters specially resistance to nematode.