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1 Title of the Article An Analysis of Soil Salinity as an Ecological Issue
2 Author's name Dr. Rajan Jakhu: Assistant Professor, Basic & Applied Sciences, RIMT University, Mandi Gobindgarh, Punjab, India
3 Author's name
4 Subject Computer Science
5 Keyword(s) Agricultural, Salinity, Salt, Soil, Water.
6 Abstract

Salinity is one among most serious ecological issues affecting farmed vegetation yield although most seeds are prone to saline induced by excessive salt content in soil, &  amount of l& affected by it is increasing by  day.. Average yields for all main crops are a fraction of record yields, ranging between 20% & 50%; se losses are majorly owing to dearth & excessive soil salinity, climatic circumstances that are expected to worsen in many locations as a result of global climate change.  number of variations & mitigation techniques are m&atory for deal with such consequences. In order to generate better breeds, salinity stress can be reduced by effective resource management & crop/livestock growth. However, because such treatments are time-consuming & expensive, simple & low-cost biological options for salinity stress reduction that can be adopted rapidly are needed.. Microorganisms with unique characteristics like salt tolerance, genetic diversity, synsis of suitable solutes, & generation of vegetation growth boosting hormones, bio-control capability, & contact with crop vegetations may play a major role in this regard.

7 Publisher Innovative Research Publication
8 Journal Name; vol., no. International Journal of Innovative Research in Computer Science & Technology (IJIRCST); Volume-10 Issue-2
9 Publication Date March 2022
10 Type Peer-reviewed Article
11 Format PDF
12 Uniform Resource Identifier https://ijircst.org/view_abstract.php?title=An-Analysis-of-Soil-Salinity-as-an-Ecological-Issue&year=2022&vol=10&primary=QVJULTkwNQ==
13 Digital Object Identifier(DOI) 10.55524/ijircst. 2022.10.3.75   https://doi.org/10.55524/ijircst. 2022.10.3.75
14 Language English
15 Page No 373-377