Salt accumulations in aquifers significantly affect and transform the conjunctive use of surface water groundwater supporting irrigated agriculture. accumulates under many semi-arid lands where pumping has lowered levels enough to prevent drainage saline from basin. This paper provides new insights into optimal management pumping, recharge, water, cropping patterns with salinity hydrologic vari...

Secondary succession is impacted by both biotic and abiotic forces, but their relative importance varies due to environmental drivers. Across estuarine salinity gradients, physical stress increases with salinity, and biotic stresses are greater at lower salinities. In southern New England tidal marshes spanning a landscape-scale salinity gradient, we experimentally examined the effects of physi...

The overarching goal of this research project is to develop technologies for beneficial salinity management. Specifically, the project focuses on the energy and resources recovery from reverse osmosis (RO) desalination concentration, which can reduce the cost associated with desalination operation and minimize the environmental impact associated with the disposal of desalination concentrate. Th...

The giant freshwater prawn, Macrobrachium rosenbergii, is an economically important species. It is a euryhaline shrimp, surviving in wide-range salinity conditions. A change in gene expression has been suggested as an important component for stress management. To better understand the osmoregulatory mechanisms mediated by the gill, a subtractive and suppressive hybridization (SSH) tool was used...

salinity is a phenomenon that does not satisfy the crop water requirement and leads reduction vegetation. to control of this phenomenon requires appropriate management and monitoring of spatial and temporal salinity variations from the past to the present in this study the spatial and temporal changes of soil salinity of irrigation and drainage network located in garmsar, iran, is investigated ...

Introduction Soil salinity is an important limiting factor for crop yield improvement, which affects 5-10% of arable lands approximately 75-100 million ha worldwide, depending on estimates (Szabolcs, 1994; Munns, 2002). Most crops are sensitive to salt stress at all stages of plant development, from seed germination through vegetative and reproductive growth. Salt originates from marine geologi...

Malacca River water quality is affected due to rapid urbanization development. The present study applied LULC changes towards water quality detection in Malacca River. The method uses LULC, PCA, CCA, HCA, NHCA, and ANOVA. PCA confirmed DS, EC, salinity, turbidity, TSS, DO, BOD, COD, As, Hg, Zn, Fe, E. coli, and total coliform. CCA confirmed 14 variables into two variates; first variate involves...