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Grain yields from wheat with such severe take-all were, predictably, small (Table 16).
Our results confirm, therefore, that early-sown second wheats can be expected to suffer, almost invariably, from very severe take-all.
The fourth consecutive crop of wheat that preceded Experiment 10 had severe take-all, with a TAI, in summer, of about 90.
Similarly, amounts of take-all inoculum in the soil after first wheats had been harvested (not measured in all experiments) were evidently not a reliable guide to the relative risk of severe take-all in the following crop.
In order to generate effective TAD it is not, however, sufficient just to grow a long sequence of susceptible crops; it is necessary for one or more of those crops to have had severe take-all (Hornby & Gutteridge, 1995).
When severe take-all is seen in a crop, it can almost be guaranteed that symptoms in the following crop will be much less severe, as a consequence of TAD.
In this we failed because it was the following, fourth, crop that had very severe take-all (and correspondingly small yields) illustrating, again, that it is not easy to predict take-all, and especially how quickly it will develop.
This is, perhaps, further suggested by the increasing frequencies of reports of severe take-all in second wheats in the UK in the 1980s that coincided with dramatic increases in the areas of OSR (Hornby et al., 1998).
