Sa > References for ‘saline’

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[5] The geographical features and environment [...] portion of 24 Parganas, became saline. The air, water and environment of Samatat also became saline. Crops do not grow well in saline soil; in fact, saline soil is almost unfit for agriculture. [...] corrosive effect of the salinity. The saline water is useless for irrigation. [...] with great difficulty. Due to the saline weather, the people of Samatat [...] severe psycho-economic exploitation.

[6] At one time the people of Samatat [...] precarious condition because of its saline environment and the severe economic exploitation. Today South Bengal must be built anew.

[8] The greatest curse of Samatat is its salinity, which is why this region is called “Saline Bengal”. Suitable steps [...] rivers of Samatat are extremely saline. All the rivers should be filled [...] confluence of the Bay of Bengal.

[309] Solid molasses and other sugar [...] in Ánanda Nagar. It needs saline soil.

[16] SOME [...] salt saline ( salty is the English adjective) [...] for post-disease care.

[10] I should point out one more thing [...] left behind a vast jungle with saline soil. Afterwards the people of [...] the Contai and Tamaluk regions.

[164] That was a short aside about the [...] central Bengal where the soil is more saline, that is, in the areas of 24 Paraganas, [...] instead one found the forests of saline climates – betel, areca, [...] construction of boats and local ships.

[13] Coconuts require saline water, hence in the coastal areas [...] cultivation of betel leaf requires saline soil. The soil of the Tamluk subdivision [...] South Bengal can grow betel leaf.

[154] Of the various medicinal plants, [...] medicinal plants can be found. Saline soil itself has medicinal value. [...] supply plenty of medicinal plants.

[18] The soil of the southern and southeast portion of Midnapore district is saline, which is why coconut grows very [...] to develop cottage industries.

[16] What sort of developmental programmes [...] fertile, the salinity is very low. Saline soil is essential for good coconut [...] manufactured from the husks of coconuts.

[23] Seas located in torrid zones are more saline in accordance with nature’s [...] of the sea and as the extremely saline water on the surface of that land [...] passage of time that extremely saline water congealed and became transformed [...] generally called karkaca salt.