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How does irrigation water quality shape the future of potato-growing regions facing salinity threats?
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How does irrigation water quality shape the future of potato-growing regions facing salinity threats?
How does irrigation water quality shape the future of potato-growing regions facing salinity threats? Saline water alters soil osmotic potential, reducing water uptake and tuber formation. Regions adopting saline-tolerant varieties, gypsum amendments and blending strategies can sustain productivity. Long-term, water recycling and desalination will define the viability of these potato belts. Related Content About terms Irrigation
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