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The variation of seawater scattering with the salinity is a combination of two factors: decreasing contribution due to density fluctuation and increasing contribution due to concentration fluctuation, with the latter effect dominating.— CiteULike: Everyone's library
Enroute to the spots on the nearshore reefs, I mentioned the salinity issue and thought that they might find something different on this trip.
The foundation is also using biotechnology to develop crop varieties that can tolerate high salinity, and will soon set up a national resource centre for genes, which will house genetic material of crop varieties resistant to drought, heat, salt and floods.— SciDev.Net
Other than a slight increase in salinity, they've found no pathogens in the soil.— Food and Farm News
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