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Amelioration and Utilization of Saline–Alkali Land

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This chapter briefly reviews the history of research on the improvement and utilization of saline–alkali land , and introduces the latest developments in the current international research. With water and fertilizer as the center, measures in engineering, agriculture, and biology are combined to improve the saline–alkali land . Salt water irrigation, new chemical improvement methods, introduction of salt-tolerant plants , and so on are new measures for the improvement and utilization of saline–alkali soils. The progress has promoted the breeding of salt-tolerant varieties and accelerated the pace of improvement and utilization of saline–alkali land .

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Zhang, J. (2020). Amelioration and Utilization of Saline–Alkali Land. In: Study of Ecological Engineering of Human Settlements. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-1373-2_3

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