Ecological and Economic Potential of Major Halophytes and Salt Tolerant Vegetation in India
Soil salinization is a global and climatic phenomenon that affects various spheres of life. The present rate of salinization is perilously fast because of global climate change and associated events leading to enhanced land degradation, loss of soil fertility and crop productivity. In this chapter,...
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IntechOpen
2020
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