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Effect of dispersed clay and soil pore size on the hydraulic conductivity of soils irrigated with saline-sodic water

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Figure 1-2 Outline of dissertation structure ‎
Figure ‎5-11 Changes in Ks (left axis) and with EC (Right axis) during leaching of two soils (RF and BV) at different bulk density (1 and 1.2 g cm-3) and treated with SAR 50 solutions
Figure ‎6-1 Example image of soil surface showing soil pores (left image for RF and right image for BV) where green area represents soil pores and grey and black areas represent soil matrix
Figure ‎6-3 Standard deviation between selected samples of soil images for RF and BV soils treated with GQW and SAR 50 treatments at depths of 0 and 4 cm
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Materials and methods Discussion EC as an indicator for chemical equilibrium and Ks steady state Factors affecting clay dispersion and soil pore blockage General conclusions

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