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2016
Abstract A soil is salineif the electrical conductivity of its soil solution as obtained by extraction from a water-saturated soil paste (ECe) exceeds 4 dS m-1. (The measurement of electrical conductivity for a soil saturation extract is discussed in Methods of Soil Analysis,listed under For Further Reading at the end of this chapter.)
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Abstract A soil is salineif the electrical conductivity of its soil solution as obtained by extraction from a water-saturated soil paste (ECe) exceeds 4 dS m-1. (The measurement of electrical conductivity for a soil saturation extract is discussed in Methods of Soil Analysis,listed under For Further Reading at the end of this chapter.)
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SALINE SOILS, THEIR EMERGENCE, SECONDARY SALINITIES
American Journal Of Agriculture And Horticulture InnovationsThis article describes soil salinity, salinity and the factors that cause their appearance, and the effects of toxic salts oncrops.
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The Reclamation of Saline Soils
1999Soil salinity is the worst hindrance to crop-growing; the researches of the Desert institute in this field are summarized They are placed in the context of the work done or needing to be done in the five Central Asian republics. The specific, local, geographical factors are sketched in.
P. E. Esenov, K. R. Redjepbaev
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1978
A soil from the Merungle loam series of Leeton in the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area of t1ew South ales was chosen to study the effect of salt sieving on the occlusion of soluble salts in the stable microaggregates and on the displacement of soluble salts in a leaching environment.
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A soil from the Merungle loam series of Leeton in the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area of t1ew South ales was chosen to study the effect of salt sieving on the occlusion of soluble salts in the stable microaggregates and on the displacement of soluble salts in a leaching environment.
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Soil Salinization and Alkalinization
2018Soil salinization/alkalinization is one of the major factors affecting biomass production. In general, human-induced factors and unfavorable natural conditions are considered to cause and accelerate soil salinity. The salt-affected soils are found worldwide including Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, Latin America, Near East, and North America.
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Outlook on Agriculture, 1979
The availability of water to plants may be so critically low due to salinity that, lacking proper management, crop production is reduced to the level where the land is abandoned for agricultural use. Arid and semi-arid irrigated soils, in particular, require special attention if saline conditions are to be avoided. Drainage is the most important factor
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The availability of water to plants may be so critically low due to salinity that, lacking proper management, crop production is reduced to the level where the land is abandoned for agricultural use. Arid and semi-arid irrigated soils, in particular, require special attention if saline conditions are to be avoided. Drainage is the most important factor
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Saline Soils Worldwide: Identifying the Most Promising Areas for Saline Agriculture
Journal of Arid Environments, 2022Žiga Malek +2 more
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