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key takeaways from soil salinization Improving Crop Yield

Excessive salt accumulation in the soil is known as soil salinization. NaCl is commonly used in this process. In addition to these, the list also includes various sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, sulfates, chlorides, carbohydrates, and bicarbonates.

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key takeaways from soil salinization Improving Crop Yield

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  1. key takeaways from soil salinization : Improving crop yield

  2. Soil Salinization - What Is It? Excessive salt accumulation in the soil is known as soil salinization. Water absorption is one of the primary effects of soil salination on plant growth.

  3. Soil salinization: what causes it? When soluble salts are retained in the soil, it causes salinization. It can occur naturally or as a result of poor anthropogenic actions, such as farming methods. Furthermore, due to limited salt solubility and removal, some earth is originally saline. The following factors contribute to soil salinization: dry climates and little precipitation, which prevent excessive salts from being flushed from the earth; high evaporation rate, which adds salts to the ground surface; and high evaporation rate, which adds salts to the ground surface.

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