98 wheet samples harvested in 1998 from three different experimental plots in saxony where investigated on the species of fusarium and the mycotoxins DON, ZEA and nivalenol (NIV). Analysis of DON was done by fast-Elisa-test and HPLC-MS. There was a good correlation between the two methods but a tendency of higher values determined by Elisa. NIV was also determined by HPLC-MS and ZEA by HPLC-fluorescence.
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