why can' t sea water be used for irrigation purposes
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in sea water so much of slat in there we use the sea water for making of electricity
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Because it is saline and it will increase composition of salt in soil
sea water is saline so it affects crop
if we see many salts are present in sea water and no essential mineral is present and the plant cannot remove salts and it will die
yup the crop will dehydrate
no it cannot absorption the water as chemical content which are not necessarily used are present
but now research is going on that and they have good success
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The ideal pH for water for irrigation is 5.5 to 7.0, whereas the pH in case of sea water ranges from 7.5 to 8.4. This makes it highly acidic, for a normal crop...it is also a causing
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Salt is harmful to crops and sea water is made up of salt thus we cannot use it
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sea water is not made up of salts
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sea water have huge ammount of mineral due to the higher amount of mineral sea water needs purification but now we dont have such kind of technology
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