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Salinity tolerance in irrigated crops. December 2016 Primefact 1345 Second edition . Agriculture NSW Water Unit . Different crops can tolerate different levels of salinity in irrigation water. Many factors influence a plant’s tolerance to salinity, including: • climate – particularly the amount and seasonality of rainfall to leach salts ...
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