2. Did any of the treatments result in absence of transpiration? If so, which on

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2. Did any of the treatments result in absence of transpiration? If so, which one(s)? If not, extrapolate from your class data and propose a minimum salinity value (mOsm) that should halt transpiration 3. Propose how increasing soil salinity should affect the following: A) Stomata B) Turgor pressure of leaf mesophyll cells C) Photosynthetic rate D) Crop yield 4. If farmers wish to remain profitable on the same piece of irrigated land, what might they need to do as time proceeds? 5. What might companies, such as Bayer-Monsanto's Crop Science Division, do to assist such farmers? 6. How might an individual plant acclimate to the presence of too much salt in the soil?

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Q4) If the farmers wish to remain profitable on the same peice of irrigated land, they should plough the land on regular basis, they should grow multiple type of seeds in that particular type of land so that the peice of land remains fertile. As we know, if we grow only one type of seed or any other thing in peice of land its fertility becomes reduced. In order to increase the fertilityof that perticular peice of land farmers should use organic substances.

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