2020•Environmental Monitoring and AssessmentRequires access

Acceleration of soil salinity accumulation and soil degradation due to greenhouse cultivation: a survey of farmers’ practices in China

Ruiying Wu, Huaiwei Sun, Jie Xue, Yan Dong, Yi Liu, Dongwei GUI, Xiugui Wang, Jinzhong Yang

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Key concepts: Environmental science, Greenhouse, Agronomy, Soil retrogression and degradation, Soil salinity, Soil biodiversity, Soil water, Soil pH

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