Claim · model-written summary
Beans were reported to suffer serious eelworm attack after diseased oats.
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Verbatim
e0“field beans might be seriously attacked by the parasite when grown after oats which had suffered from “tulip-root””
Title
T. Goodey Journal of Helminthology 1947. doi:10.1017/s0022149x00032107
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- Observation Earlier observations suggested a stem eelworm race can attack several crops and common weeds.
- Observation Chickweed and cleavers were reported as reservoir hosts.
- Observation Rhubarb-associated A. dipsaci was reported to cause disease in rhubarb and oats.
- Observation Rhubarb-derived A. dipsaci was reported to infest oats and chickweed and transfer to beans.
- Observation Oat- and bean-derived parasites were reported infective to cleavers and chickweed and transferable back to crops.