The UN'SDG6 thrusts the reuse of treated wastewater to ensure the availability of water for
all. The use of treated wastewater for crop irrigation is a feasible option as the agriculture …

Irrigation with raw, partially and treated wastewater is a widespread practice in many arid
and semi-arid zones. The importance of wastewater for agriculture has increasingly been …

Since the publication of the third edition of the Handbook of Plant and Crop Stress,
continuous discoveries in the fields of plant and crop environmental stresses and their …

The arid and semi-arid regions comprise more than forty present of the Earth's land surface
on which a large number of people situated and largely engaged in agriculture to meet their …

The investigation of soil quality indices as affected by treated wastewater (TW) irrigation is
essential to prevent and control soil degradation mainly in rapidly developing nations. To …

Irrigation with treated wastewater could produce excessive accumulations within the plant
and soil, negatively affecting the yield and production quality. In addition, the presence of …

Wastewater reuse in agriculture is a widespread practice in developing countries, especially
in urban areas where water shortage and poverty encourage people to use that marginal …

The performance of two substrates commonly available in the zone, gravel and lapilli, was
tested for their use in hybrid constructed wetland pilot plants for the treatment and reuse of …

To evaluate the effects of using wastewater in alluvial soil irrigation for long periods on soil
quality (SQ), Bahr-Elbaqar study location was chosen (32° 15′ to 32° 09′ E and of 30° …

Treated wastewater (TWW) is becoming a valuable resource for irrigation in semiarid
regions, where freshwater is scarce; however, changes in soil chemical properties under …