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Naima Werfelli1,2, Ridha Slaimi3, Ghassan Tayh4

  • 1Laboratory of Forest Ecology (LR161INRGREF03), National Institute of Research in Rural Engineering, Water and Forests, University of Carthage, Hedi Elkarray Street, Elmenzah IV, BP 10, Ariana, 2080, Tunisia. microbio@citet.nat.tn.

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まとめ

処理された廃水 (TWW) で長期にわたる灌は土壌の塩分と汚染物質のレベルを高め,作物の収穫量に影響を与え,人間の健康を害する可能性があります. 持続可能な農業には継続的な監視と管理が不可欠です

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