soil salinity is one of the problems threatening agricultural lands. parts of this phenomenon are related to geologic formations and saltpans, while some major factors are resulted from irrelevant agricultural activities, issue of irrigation, and improper cultivation systems which lead to increase in soil salinity. to avoid such consequences that would end up with ecosystem degradation, suitabl...

boron (b) is an important plant essential micronutrient whose availability is influenced by many soil factors. adsorption–desorption processes play a major role in governing the solubility of boron in soil solution and, consequently, its availability to growing plants. to assess the effect of sodium adsorption ratio (sar) on availability of b, adsorption of b was investigated in a sampled calca...

Groundwater is one of earth’s most vital renewable and widely distributed resources as well as an important source of water supply worldwide. The increased exploitation of groundwater resources can decrease regional water quality as a whole. The estimation of sodium adsorption ratio (SAR) and chloride content, and also, Na, Ca and Mg concentration are much more timeconsuming and expensive than ...

batiaghata upazila, khulna district in south-west coastal region of bangladesh is the mostly saline affected area, where agriculture activities are mainly dependent on rainfall. 23 water samples from surface water and shallow tube well (stw) were collected in the monsoon season and analyzed for physico-chemical properties to classify them according to salinity hazard. electrical conductivity (e...

introduction: boron (b) is an essential plant micronutrient whose soil availability is influenced by many soil factors.understanding the processes controling activity of boron (b) in the soil solution is important for soil fertility management. the reaction of adsorption and desorption of boron in soil determines the amount of boron that is available to plants. adsorption–desorption processes p...

in this study, the effects of long term use of urban wastewater (over 40 years) on soil salt content and related parameters were evaluated in the lands south of tehran. for this analysis, kriging methods were tested. according to the suitable model indices, ordinary kriging (ok) was suitable for ph, clay, na+, mg2+ and sodium adsorption ratio (sar) interpolation; log-normal kriging (log-normal ...

A simple algebraic technique is presented for computing the adjusted sodium adsorption ratio (SAR) index. The statistical formula presented in this note facilitates the computation of the adjusted SAR without the use of a look‐up table, custom computer software, or the need to compute exact individual ion activity coefficients and complexes. A short data analysis example is also presented that ...

The perimeters of the Oued-Souf region are irrigated by salty water coming from phreatic and thus progressive salinization soil occurs. This study aims at a qualitative analysis evolution salinity in soils pivot irrigation for several years. For this, three plots were pivots each agricultural region. choice these 3 is justified number years their cultivation: plot 1 has been cultivated 2 (2016–...

Septic tank effluent is inherently high in sodium ions relative to divalent cations (high sodium adsorption ratio). The disposal of septic tank effluent to the soil will cause the sodium ions to disperse the clay colloids, resulting in a physical blocking of the soil pores. Hydraulic conductivity will be reduced and the effluent will fail to dissipate into the soil profile. In designing the dis...

The relation between the sodium adsorption ratio (SAR) and pHc derived here predicts SAR of the drainage water (SARdw) better than existing empirical equations. Inaccuracies in SAR estimates from the new relationship can be anticipated by the extent to which the derived conditions are valid. Empirical equations provide no understanding of why they are sometimes inaccurate. Due to the relative i...