Deoxynivalenol concentration did not differ between organic and conventional wheat.

cultivation system · disease · Triticum aestivum (wheat)Positive and negative results

6 papers in the same direction as this claim · 2 reporting no difference from an alternative

1. positive
   Conventional cultivation lowered rhizoctonia root rot incidence versus direct drilling.

   Influence of preseason weed management and in-crop treatments on two successive wheat crops. 2. Take-all severity and incidence of Rhizoctonia root rot · 1993 · compared with direct drilling

   No difference from an alternative

2. positive
   The integrated farming system had the fewest sharp eyespot symptoms in winter wheat

   Effects of farming system, chemical control, fertilizer and sowing density on sharp eyespot and Rhizoctonia spp. in winter wheat · 2012

   No difference from an alternative

3. no effect
   In low precipitation years, management practices had minimal impact on leaf spot disease severity in wheat.

   Nitrogen and Tillage Effects on Wheat Leaf Spot Diseases in the Northern Great Plains · 2007

   Same direction

4. no effect
   Wheat from organic farming does not have higher mycotoxin contamination than wheat from the conventional farming system.

   Influence of organically or conventionally produced wheat on health, performance and mycotoxin residues in tissues and bile of growing pigs · 2005 · compared with the conventional farming system

   Same direction

5. no effect
   Isolation strains of various fungi from lesioned roots did not produce the disease under greenhouse inoculation methods.

   STUDIES ON "BROWNING" ROOT ROT OF CEREALS: I. THE ASSOCIATION OF LAGENA RADICICOLA N.GEN.; N.SP., WITH ROOT INJURY OF WHEAT · 1930

   Same direction

6. negative
   Conventional farming increased predicted plant pathogenic fungi relative to organic farming.

   Belowground fungal community diversity, composition and ecological functionality associated with winter wheat in conventional and organic agricultural systems · 2020 · compared with organic farming

   Same direction

7. no effect
   Outside 1989 cropping systems did not differ significantly in crown rot severity.

   The effect of crop rotation with wheat and oats on the incidence of Fusarium crown rot of wheat · 1994 · compared with wheat monoculture system

   Same direction

8. negative
   Conventional cultivation had the highest wheat grain colonization.

   Variability of the occurrence of Epicoccum nigrum on grain of three cultivars of winter wheat depending on cultivation system and stubble height · 2013

   Same direction