Titlebook: Salinity and Aridity; New Approaches to Ol Hugo Boyko Book 1966 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1966 earth science.geology.hydrog

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Aridity and Salinity% of the gross land area of the world. The development of salinity is far more extensive in the extreme arid and arid lands than in semi-arid and humid lands. Based upon the characteristics of vegetation, Shantz classifies the areas as follows:

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Plant Growth under Saline Conditions and the Balance of the Ionic Environmentput it into figures: Using an irrigation water with 1000 ppm. T.D.S. (total dissolved solids) at an annual application of 10,000 m. per ha, the total minerals added to the soil in one year amount to 10,000 kg, what is by one order of magnitude more than the minerals applied to the soil by a rather liberal application of chemical fertilizers.

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V. J. Chapmanoring techniques allowing a more in-depth discussion of topics such as weather radar and water quality observations. The chapters on meteorological and hydrological forecasting now include a?greater emphasis on rainfall forecasting and ensemble and probabilistic techniques. Regarding the interpretat

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