BIOLOGICAL AND ECOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND PLANTING TECHNOLOGY OF PLANTS TOLERANT TO SALINITY AND DROUGHT
Abstract
This article presents a general classification of plants adapted to areas with saline soils and relatively low soil fertility. It also examines the biological and ecological characteristics of drought-tolerant plants and discusses techniques for planting them in selected regions.
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