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Soil sodicity originating from marginal groundwater
Vadose Zone Journal, 2020 Soil salinity and sodicity are among the oldest soil and groundwater pollution problems and are widespread across the globe. Where salinity affects crop water uptake and yield, sodicity may additionally cause poorly reversible soil structure degradation ...
Daniël vande Craats +5 more
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Electronic Journal of Plant Breeding, 2023 Barnyard millet (E. frumentacea) is a miracle crop due to its early mature, climate resilient capacity and nutrient potential. It is a hardy crop which can withstand a variety of abiotic stresses and one such limiting stress is sodicity.
R. Dhanalakshmi*1, A. Subramanian1 and S. Nithila2
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Phytoremediation of Sodic and Saline‐Sodic Soils [PDF]
, 2007 Sodicity-induced soil degradation is a major environmental constraint with severe negative impacts on agricultural productivity and sustainability in arid and semiarid regions. As an important category of salt-affected soils, sodic soils are characterized by excess levels of sodium ions (Naþ) in the soil solution phase as well as on the cation ...
Qadir, M +4 more
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Soil Systems, 2021 Soil salinity increases when growers are forced to use higher salinity irrigation waters due to water shortages. It is necessary to estimate the impact of irrigation water on soil properties and conditions for crop growth to manage the effects of ...
Sarah A. Helalia +5 more
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Plant, Soil and Environment, 2022 Afforestation, settled before 60-90 years and adjacent solonetzic grasslands, representing the natural vegetation cover were compared in this study based on their basic soil characteristics (pH, CaCO3 content, soil organic carbon (SOC), and exchangeable ...
Tibor József Novák
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Validation of ‘Saltol’ QTL under sodicity
Electronic Journal of Plant Breeding, 2016 Development of rice varieties with sodicity tolerance would help to boost the rice productivity in salt affected areas of Tamil Nadu. A major QTL ‘Saltol’ has been reported to be responsible for conferring salt tolerance at seedling stage in rice.
A. Vasuki and, S. Geetha
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Land, 2022 Soil salinity and sodicity are significant issues worldwide. In particular, they represent the most dominant types of degraded lands, especially in arid and semi-arid regions with minimal rainfall.
Hesham M. Aboelsoud +6 more
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Ameliorating sodicity; what did we learn about ameliorating sodicity constraints with a range of treatments? Yield responses to ripping, gypsum and OM placement in constrained soils. [PDF]
, 2022 Take home message • In Qld, it appears a yield gap does exist for cereal grains with substantial positive yield increases generally from combinations of tillage and subsurface nutrient placements • In the early phases of the experiment, there has been
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Role of Calcium and Vegetation in salinity and desertification (Western India)
Environment Conservation Journal, 2016 Excess salinity is one of the main factors for low productivity of land and desertification. To know the effect of salinity and sodicity on vegetation study was taken at Little Rann of Kutch (saline desert). Ca have positive since EC and Na have negative
P. K. Pilania , N. S. Panchal
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Screening of Aggregatum Onion Varieties for Sodicity Tolerance
, 2022 Sodicity is a major factor affects crop growth and productivity at global level. In the cultivablel and at global level, 23% is affected by salinity and 37% land by sodicity.
Rajanbabu, V. +4 more
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