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What Is the Usual Cause of Salinization in Soils

Question 57

Question 57

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What is the usual cause of salinization in soils?


A) High-level of naturally occurring salts in soils.
B) Growing nitrogen-fixing plants.
C) Over use of fertilizers and pesticides.
D) Over use of irrigation.

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