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Productive use of saline lands workshop proceedings 1991
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Workshop on salt-tolerant plants

Submitted by admin on Mon, 08/31/1992 - 10:59
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Early projects (8619 and 8633) investigated the use of forage shrubs and woody species for saline areas in Pakistan. A 1991 workshop shared the findings with delegates from India and Thailand, who brought their own experiences with the adaptation, establishment, productivity and value as animal fodder of salt-tolerant plants. ACIAR published the workshop proceedings.  1992 

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