Wheat interplanted in corn fields is at risk of wheat chlorotic disorder, which is caused by lack of light, and when sunlight is available, such as by reducing the number of maize plants, or after the maize harvest, symptoms quickly disappear, and will not affect the output. Wheat Rust is caused by Puccinia variegata. If the disease is not dealt with in time, the wheat plant will die quickly. It is difficult to distinguish the early symptoms of wheat rust and wheat chlorotic disorder
If wheat rust is properly treated in time, it will not reduce wheat yield.
it is necessary to pay great attention to the regular screening and prevention of wheat rust in interplanting wheat in maize fields.