ArticleFrontiers in plant science2025
Brackish water irrigation boosts honeysuckle (
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Introduction: Agricultural development in coastal saline-alkali lands is constrained by freshwater scarcity. Utilizing brackish water for irrigation presents a viable pathway to alleviate this pressure. Honeysuckle ( Methods: A field experiment was conducted in the coastal saline-alkali soils of the Yellow River Delta. A randomized complete block design was employed with four brackish water irrigation regimes: T1 (rainfed control), T2 (40 mm), T3 (80 mm), and T4 (120 mm). The effects of these irrigation treatments on ion dynamics within the soil-plant system and the salt tolerance of honeysuckle were analyzed. Results: With increasing brackish water irrigation, (1) significantly reduced cation accumulation in the topsoil. Compared to T1, the soil Na Discussion: The findings demonstrate that brackish water irrigation mitigates Na
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