Pedogenic evolution of salt-affected soils of the sangrur district (Punjab)

By:

Ashok Kumar

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1976Edition: Deptt. of Soils CoADescription: 29cm;71lSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 631.475.45 A81P

Summary: The severely salt-affected soils have blocky structures whereas the moderately affected soils have simple blocky structure. Severely salt-affected soils are slightly heavier than the moderately-affected cultivated soils have shown the development of an ar

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The severely salt-affected soils have blocky structures whereas the moderately affected soils have simple blocky structure. Severely salt-affected soils are slightly heavier than the moderately-affected cultivated soils have shown the development of an ar

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