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occurs naturally on muddy seacoasts, in tidal marshes, and brackish sandy areas of tropical and subtropical regions. Either erect or prostrate, it has tough, creeping roots and forms dense mats.
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, biomass yields of 10 tons per hectare were demonstrated. Although salinity tolerance at germination is low, seedlings tolerate brackish water wed, and this exposure seems to unprove salinity tolerance in the later vegetative and reproductive stages.
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have been reported using irrigation water containing 1-2 percent salts. A perennial that can tolerate both waterlogging and long periods of drought, it appears suitable for use in many hot arid areas where saline water is available for · · Irrigation.
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These marshes also provide food and habitat for wildlife, reduce shoreline erosion, and assimilate excess nutrients from pollutants such as sewage and agricultural drainage. Because of this, studies have been made of estate lishment methods and long term stability of man-made marshes.
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stappanus demonstrated salt tolerance comparable to kalIar grass. Puccinellia distans (North Africa)
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SOURCE: Adapted from Le Houerou, 1986.
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pTostrata showed no reduction in dry matter yields at soil salinity levels of 17 dS/m. Kochia indica and K
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A ampliceps grows in saline soils in northwestern Australia and appears to be a useful fodder species.
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1987. Saline Agriculture at Coastal Sandy Belt.
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1978. Testing salt tolerance among tall wheatgrass lines.
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