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Revitalizing Trimethoprim/Sulfamethoxazole via Nanotechnology for Improved Pharmacokinetics and Antibacterial Efficacy. [PDF]
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Improving Wheat Salt Tolerance for Saline Agriculture
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 2022Salinity is a major abiotic stress that threatens crop yield and food supply in saline soil areas. Crops have evolved various strategies to facilitate survival and production of harvestable yield under salinity stress. Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) is the main crop in arid and semiarid land areas, which are often affected by soil salinity.
Zihan Li +5 more
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Bio-Saline Agriculture Modeling, Using Saline Water for Irrigation Purposes
International Journal of Design & Nature and Ecodynamics, 2022Climate change effects increase the scarcity of irrigation water and deterioration of its quality, which affects the crop water requirements. Researchers were studying the water recycling technique and finding about other possible renewable water resources for irrigation, they conclude that saline water can be used to meet part of the irrigation water ...
Isam M. Abdulhameed +5 more
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Rhizotrophs in Saline Agriculture
2017The rhizo-deposition provides energy and nutritional inputs to soil with selection of large and distinct community of metabolically active soil microbiota that carries many biochemical transformations. Positive effects of Rhizobium, Pseudomonas, Bacillus, and Azospirillum on the mitigation of salt stress in inoculated plants have been documented ...
Faizan Ullah, Asghari Bano
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Irrigated Agriculture and Salinization
2013The Loess Plateau has complex topography with deep, thick loess, and is poor in water resources. The soil is loose and rich in carbonates, but because these dissolve readily when moistened, the soil is susceptible to subsidence and erosion damage when wet. These natural characteristics have hindered irrigation development on the plateau.
Katsuyuki Shimizu +2 more
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Managing Salinity in Irrigated Agriculture
Journal of the Irrigation and Drainage Division, 1982Excessive accumulation of salts in soils and ground water has plagued the irrigated semiarid and subhumid regions of the world for centuries. The structural measures of salinity control are effective but extremely capital intensive. A non-structural management model is presented which may help maintain a permanent irrigated agriculture at a reasonable ...
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Desalting saline ground water for agriculture
Desalination, 1976Abstract Ground water from 42 wells of total safe discharge 3366 m 3 /hr in the 12000 agricultural hectares of Wadi El-Hai, 60 Km South-west of Tripoli L.A.R., is assumed to be desalted for the irrigation of the equivalent of 1200 hectares in single-cropping.
Y.M. El-Sayed +3 more
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Electrokinetic restoration of saline agricultural lands
Journal of Applied Electrochemistry, 2010Salinization of greenhouse soils has become a serious problem in Korea because of the extensive use of chemical fertilizers to improve crop yield. This study investigated the feasibility of electrokinetic (EK) treatment for reclamation of saline soil. Experiments were conducted using voltage gradients of 1, 2, and 3 V/cm applied for 48 and 96 h. Anions
Jung-Min Cho +2 more
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