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If Ganges water supply has increased in dry season, it reduces the salinity effect in crop production in Khulna
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e0“If Ganges water supply has increased in dry season, it reduces the salinity effect in crop production in Khulna”
Title
Investigation of soil and water salinity, its effect on crop production and adaptation strategy
H. M. Rasel; MA Hasan; Benazir Ahmed; et al. International Journal of Water Resources and Environmental Engineering 2013. doi:10.5897/ijwree2013.0400
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Observation Salinity causes unfavorable environment and hydrological situation that restrict the normal crop production throughout the year
- Observation It affects crops depending on degree of salinity at the critical stages of growth, which reduces yield and in severe cases total yield is lost
- Observation salinity level increased in April to May and decreased in October to November in every year
- Observation salinity level increased in April to May and decreased in October to November in every year
- Observation It has effect on crop yield in dry season due to increased salinity level
- Observation Rainfall also reduces the surfaces soil salinity