Changes in Soil Salinity and Alkalinity During Two Years of Irrigation with Saline Groundwater in the Semihumid Carpathian Basin
Tibor Tóth, Lajos Blaskó
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Tibor Tóth, Lajos Blaskó
Abstract
The effects of irrigation over a two-year period with shallow groundwater were evaluated for two typical areas of the Great Hungarian Plain. The site at Kunmadaras has light-textured soil, and the site at Karcag has heavy-textured soil. No adverse effects of irrigation with groundwater were evident at the Kunmadaras site with light-textured soil. An increase in subsoil alkalinity but not soil salinity was found at the Karcag site with heavy-textured soil.
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The effects of irrigation over a two-year period with shallow groundwater were evaluated for two typical areas of the Great Hungarian Plain. The site at Kunmadaras has light-textured soil, and the site at Karcag has heavy-textured soil. No adverse effects of irrigation with groundwater were evident at the Kunmadaras site with light-textured soil. An increase in subsoil alkalinity but not soil salinity was found at the Karcag site with heavy-textured soil.
Key concepts: Subsoil, Alkalinity, Groundwater, Irrigation, Soil salinity, Environmental science, Hydrology (agriculture), Salinity