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Agriculture, hydrogels

Undoubtedly, the increasing salt tolerance of agricultural hydrogels is a very important task. As far as we know, this problem is far from having inexpensive solutions which could meet agricultural economy requirements. [Pg.128]

Kazanskii, KS. and DubrovsUi, S.A. Chemistry and Physics of "Agricultural" Hydrogels. [Pg.270]

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