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Reclamation of Coastal Saline Wasteland Using Drip Irrigation and Embedded Subsurface Pipes
Agronomy Journal, 2019 A 3‐yr field experiment investigated the impact of drip irrigation and embedded subsurface drain pipes on salt leaching and Chinese rose (Rosa chinensis Jacq.) growth in a severely degraded saline soil located in north China. The experiment consisted of five soil matric potential (SMP) treatments where the soil matric potential at 0.2 m below the ...
Xiaobin Li, Jiachong Xu
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Agricultural Water Management, 2021 Abstract Salinization in the low-lying edges of the Yinchuan plain, in northwest China, is a threat to productive farmland. An experiment, adopting “drip irrigation + high ridge + salt tolerant plant” reclaiming pattern, was conducted to develop a method of forest construction.
Xiaobin Li +3 more
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Wasteland reclamation and geospatial solution: existing scenario and future strategy
Land Reclamation and Restoration Strategies for Sustainable Development, 2021 Gouri Sankar Bhunia +3 more
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Reclamation of Wasteland During the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
, 1977 Keith Sutton
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[Acid Mine Wasteland Reclamation by Juncus ochraceus Buchen as a Potential Pioneer Plant].
Huan jing ke xue= Huanjing kexue, 2020Ecological reclamation is the major method for the revegetation of acid mine wasteland worldwide. In this study the pH, fertility characteristics, and heavy metal content of soils from Laili Mountain mine wasteland were analyzed. The research also studied the morphological characteristics and the heavy metal in Juncus ochraceus Buchen as well as its ...
Fu Jiangli +6 more
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Mapping of wastelands through remote sensing techniques and their reclamation—A case study
Journal of the Indian Society of Remote Sensing, 1988 Wasteland map (1∶100,000) of Rewasa catchment (Sikar district) has been prepared using aerial photographs and Landsat TM imagery. Thematic Mapper data were helpful in identifying the types of wastelands and details could be derived from the aerial photographs.
V. B. Moghe, N. K. Kalra
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Land Degradation & Development, 2022
AbstractBased on global food supply demands and the need for sustainable development, it is necessary to rapidly reclaim saline‐sodic wasteland as productive land on a large scale. However, the large‐scale application of flue gas desulfurization (FGD) gypsum for the reclamation of high‐sodicity wasteland to obtain productive fields still lacks quick ...
Wenchao Zhang +7 more
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AbstractBased on global food supply demands and the need for sustainable development, it is necessary to rapidly reclaim saline‐sodic wasteland as productive land on a large scale. However, the large‐scale application of flue gas desulfurization (FGD) gypsum for the reclamation of high‐sodicity wasteland to obtain productive fields still lacks quick ...
Wenchao Zhang +7 more
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Agricultural Water Management, 2021
Abstract The plastic mulch has been widely used for salinity controlling in arid-saline area for decades, but the residual plastic shows serious hazards to human and environmental health nowadays. To find an alternative from potential materials, a mulching experiment consisting of 4 treatments, the sown grass cover (GC), the black plastic film (BF ...
Shuqin Wan +4 more
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Abstract The plastic mulch has been widely used for salinity controlling in arid-saline area for decades, but the residual plastic shows serious hazards to human and environmental health nowadays. To find an alternative from potential materials, a mulching experiment consisting of 4 treatments, the sown grass cover (GC), the black plastic film (BF ...
Shuqin Wan +4 more
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Renewable Energy, 2020
Abstract Biofuel production becomes a sustainable developmental strategy, when wastelands are reprocessed as prospective mass culture sites (PMCS) for microalgae feedstock. Remote Sensing (RS) data and field visits were used to delineate eutrophic water bodies for PMCS. The floodplains of the Brahmaputra River Valley of Assam, India, were selected as
Mayur Mausoom Phukan +4 more
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Abstract Biofuel production becomes a sustainable developmental strategy, when wastelands are reprocessed as prospective mass culture sites (PMCS) for microalgae feedstock. Remote Sensing (RS) data and field visits were used to delineate eutrophic water bodies for PMCS. The floodplains of the Brahmaputra River Valley of Assam, India, were selected as
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Environmental Geology, 2002 Biological reclamation on a 10-year-old mine spoil at Alkusha–Gopalpur, Raniganj Coalfield, Eastern India was carried out during 1992. Effects have been measured yearly in terms of species suitability, spoil chemical quality, and biodiversity of natural succession till 1997.
Sahadeb De, Arup Kumar Mitra
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