Sentence examples for salt salinity from inspiring English sources

All waters used for irrigation purposes contain some amount of dissolved salt (salinity) which generally comes from weathering of soil, leaching of salts dissolved from geologic marine sediments into the soil solution or groundwater, and flushing of salts off roads, landscapes and stream banks during and after precipitation events.

Genes implicated in responses to salt, salinity, cold/heat acclimation, and abscisic acid (ABA) constitute about a quarter of the memory genes.

We therefore reasoned that the protective effect of Alethea on photosynthetic performance under salt salinity may extend to other abiotic stresses.

Plant's ability to perceive and respond to various environmental stresses including too little water (drought), too much salt (salinity) and extremes of temperature, depends on appropriate regulation of gene expression.

Crop production problems in agriculture are encountered when excess salinity (salt accumulation) occurs in soils in arid climates where the rate of evaporation exceeds the rate of precipitation.

The effects of salinity, salt species, substrate enrichment, oxygen level, and the addition of cerulenin were examined in 18 replicate tubes for each treatment.

Psychroflexus torquis ATCC 700755T was grown on modified marine agar at different sea salt salinities and light intensities at 4 °C to examine the broadest possible set of proteins produced by P. torquis.

It is then easy to understand that the conductivity (sigma ) increases with the concentration of dissolved salts (salinity S).

In order to diagnosis and classification, the total concentration of soluble salts (salinity hazard) in water can be expressed in terms of specific conductance (Ravikumar et al. 2011).

Criteria governing the design of a salt-charger for a salinity-gradient solar pond are developed theoretically and verified experimentally.

The iWUE increased significantly for the salt-exposed plants at salinities of 40 ppt and higher (Fig. 1D).