Soil salinity has been affecting agriculture for thousands of years. Soil salinity occurs
through natural or human-induced processes that result in the accumulation of high …

There are vast stretches of wasteland all over the world due to high concentration of salt in
the soil. Salinity creates problem due to its effects on crop species which are predominantly …

The last three decades has witnessed substantial increase in productivity of cereals, pulses,
oilseeds and cash crops through adoption of high yielding varieties and intensive …

Soil salinity causes a significant reduction in plant yield and productivity depending on the
reduction of the influx of water into the roots caused by the high external osmotic potential in …

Soil Salinity is being recognized as a major threat to the agriculture and food production in
the arid and semi-arid soils. Accumulation of sodium, magnesium and calcium salts …

Presence of excessive salts is a major abiotic stress which adversely affects the agricultural
productivity and global food security. Soil salinity is one of the top 10 threats to the world's …

Salinity along with drought is one of the leading abiotic stresses in agriculture which foster
growth retardation, physiological abnormalities, and lower production output of field crops …

Soil salinity is abiotic stress which adversely influences on growth, overall development and
productivity of plants. The plant response to salinity consists of numerous morphological and …

Salinity as abiotic stress causes modifications in morphological, anatomical, physiological,
biochemical and molecular plant processes. The increasing spread of soil salinity is one of …

Large areas of land throughout the world cannot be used for food production because of the
limitations imposed by natural or man-made environmental stresses. Therefore, the study of …