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WATER QUALITY, SOIL AND MANAGING IRRIGATION OF CROPS
Pages: 254
Publisher: InTech
Edition: 2012
Language: English
ISBN: 978-953-51-0426-1
Contents
Part 1 Reuse Water Quality, Soils and Pollution
Chapter 1 Water Quality at the Cárdenas-Comalcalco Basin, México
Chapter 2 Effluent Quality Parameters for Safe use in Agriculture
Chapter 3 Provision of Essential Minerals Through Foliar Sprays
Chapter 4 Assessment of Geochemistry of Soils for Agriculture at Winder, Balochistan, Pakistan
Chapter 5 Geospatial Relationships Between Morbidity and Soil Pollution at Cubatão, Brazil
Part 2 Managing Irrigation of Crops
Chapter 6 Developing Crop-Specific Irrigation Management Strategies Considering Effects of Drought on Carbon Metabolism in Plants
Chapter 7 Influence of Irrigation, Soil and Weeding on Performance of Mediterranean Cypress Seedling in Nursery
Chapter 8 Surface Infiltration on Tropical Plinthosols in Maranhão, Brazil
Chapter 9 Growth Characteristics of Rainfed/Irrigated Juniperus excelsa Planted in an Arid Area at North-Eastern Iran
Part 3 Examples of Irrigation Systems
Chapter 10 A Review of Subsurface Drip Irrigation and Its Management
Chapter 11 Irrigation of Field Crops in the Boreal Region
Chapter 12 Land Flooding Irridation Treatment System for Water Purification in Taiwan
Description
Water Quality, Soil and Managing Irrigation of Crops, consists of twelve chapters written by experts in various disciplines covering topics regarding quality of water for re-use in agriculture, plant agronomy, soils and its properties, health issues pertaining to soil pollution, infiltration, as well as irrigation systems. Chemical and biochemical properties of water in water bodies are indeed important for water
ecosystems management.
Pages: 254
Publisher: InTech
Edition: 2012
Language: English
ISBN: 978-953-51-0426-1
Contents
Part 1 Reuse Water Quality, Soils and Pollution
Chapter 1 Water Quality at the Cárdenas-Comalcalco Basin, México
Chapter 2 Effluent Quality Parameters for Safe use in Agriculture
Chapter 3 Provision of Essential Minerals Through Foliar Sprays
Chapter 4 Assessment of Geochemistry of Soils for Agriculture at Winder, Balochistan, Pakistan
Chapter 5 Geospatial Relationships Between Morbidity and Soil Pollution at Cubatão, Brazil
Part 2 Managing Irrigation of Crops
Chapter 6 Developing Crop-Specific Irrigation Management Strategies Considering Effects of Drought on Carbon Metabolism in Plants
Chapter 7 Influence of Irrigation, Soil and Weeding on Performance of Mediterranean Cypress Seedling in Nursery
Chapter 8 Surface Infiltration on Tropical Plinthosols in Maranhão, Brazil
Chapter 9 Growth Characteristics of Rainfed/Irrigated Juniperus excelsa Planted in an Arid Area at North-Eastern Iran
Part 3 Examples of Irrigation Systems
Chapter 10 A Review of Subsurface Drip Irrigation and Its Management
Chapter 11 Irrigation of Field Crops in the Boreal Region
Chapter 12 Land Flooding Irridation Treatment System for Water Purification in Taiwan
Description
Water Quality, Soil and Managing Irrigation of Crops, consists of twelve chapters written by experts in various disciplines covering topics regarding quality of water for re-use in agriculture, plant agronomy, soils and its properties, health issues pertaining to soil pollution, infiltration, as well as irrigation systems. Chemical and biochemical properties of water in water bodies are indeed important for water
ecosystems management.
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