Quality properties of vegetables and fodder crops grown on salt-affected soils
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crop growing, salt-affected soilsAbstract
This physiological study have demonstrated that enhanced hydrolysis of total carbohydrates may regulate the adaptation of plants to salt-affected soils as environmental stress. Pepper, tomato, parsley, carrot, alfalfa and red clover were cultivated on open field in Ovce Pole region.References
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