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Hindi The Effect of Soil Salinity on Rice Growth and Yield in Coastal Areas: A Comprehensive Study
*Corresponding Author:Received Date: Sep 02, 2024 / Published Date: Sep 28, 2024
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Abstract
Soil salinity is a major constraint for rice production in coastal regions, affecting germination, growth, and yield. This study investigates the impact of varying levels of salinity on rice growth parameters, physiological traits, and yield components in coastal areas of Southeast Asia. Field trials were conducted with different salinity treatments, and data on plant height, tillering, root biomass, and grain yield were collected over two growing seasons. Results showed that moderate salinity reduced growth, but salt-tolerant rice varieties demonstrated improved performance compared to conventional varieties. The findings suggest that selecting salt-tolerant cultivars and employing salinity management practices are key to improving rice productivity in affected regions.
