Mining and utilization of salinity tolerant legumes in tropical coastal agroecosystems: An overview
Coastal saline soils are increasing year by year caused by climate change and human activities. Most of the coastal saline soils are idle due to their high salinity level and few crops can grow normally. Salinity tolerant legumes are naturally tolerant to salt, which can ecologically cover the coast...
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Maximum Academic Press
2022
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| author | Liu, Yiming Atieno, Mary Cardoso, Juan Andrés Yang, Hubiao Xu, Bin Dong, Rongshu Yang, Linling Huang, Chunquiong Huan, Hengfu Yu, Daogeng Douxchamps, Sabine Liu, Guodao |
| author_browse | Atieno, Mary Cardoso, Juan Andrés Dong, Rongshu Douxchamps, Sabine Huan, Hengfu Huang, Chunquiong Liu, Guodao Liu, Yiming Xu, Bin Yang, Hubiao Yang, Linling Yu, Daogeng |
| author_facet | Liu, Yiming Atieno, Mary Cardoso, Juan Andrés Yang, Hubiao Xu, Bin Dong, Rongshu Yang, Linling Huang, Chunquiong Huan, Hengfu Yu, Daogeng Douxchamps, Sabine Liu, Guodao |
| author_sort | Liu, Yiming |
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| description | Coastal saline soils are increasing year by year caused by climate change and human activities. Most of the coastal saline soils are idle due to their high salinity level and few crops can grow normally. Salinity tolerant legumes are naturally tolerant to salt, which can ecologically cover the coastal saline soil, enhance soil fertility by symbiotic nitrogen fixation and increase the smallholder farmers’ benefits in terms of forage, green manure, food or medicine. However, few reports are available for the systematic evaluation of salinity tolerant legumes. This review summarizes and evaluates currently available salinity tolerant legume species that could potentially be used and discusses their potential for integration into smallholder mixed coastal systems of the Asia-Pacific region. Fourty four salinity tolerant legumes were summarized, six of them showed a high level of salinity tolerance, 17 of them showed a moderate level of salinity tolerance and 21 of them showed potential salinity tolerance but need to be further studied. Many gaps such as combined tolerance evaluation, nitrogen fixation efficiency, animal feeding experiments and salinity tolerant rhizobia screening/inoculants exist. Case studies demonstrate legumes could be used to reclaim coastal saline soils, but commitment and support from government and public services are necessary to address both seed system and extension needs, through the provision of adequate incentives, policies and development efforts. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1263152025-11-11T18:48:28Z Mining and utilization of salinity tolerant legumes in tropical coastal agroecosystems: An overview Liu, Yiming Atieno, Mary Cardoso, Juan Andrés Yang, Hubiao Xu, Bin Dong, Rongshu Yang, Linling Huang, Chunquiong Huan, Hengfu Yu, Daogeng Douxchamps, Sabine Liu, Guodao intercropping tropical soils salt tolerance forage feed legumes legumes rhizobiaceae leguminosas tolerancia a la sal Coastal saline soils are increasing year by year caused by climate change and human activities. Most of the coastal saline soils are idle due to their high salinity level and few crops can grow normally. Salinity tolerant legumes are naturally tolerant to salt, which can ecologically cover the coastal saline soil, enhance soil fertility by symbiotic nitrogen fixation and increase the smallholder farmers’ benefits in terms of forage, green manure, food or medicine. However, few reports are available for the systematic evaluation of salinity tolerant legumes. This review summarizes and evaluates currently available salinity tolerant legume species that could potentially be used and discusses their potential for integration into smallholder mixed coastal systems of the Asia-Pacific region. Fourty four salinity tolerant legumes were summarized, six of them showed a high level of salinity tolerance, 17 of them showed a moderate level of salinity tolerance and 21 of them showed potential salinity tolerance but need to be further studied. Many gaps such as combined tolerance evaluation, nitrogen fixation efficiency, animal feeding experiments and salinity tolerant rhizobia screening/inoculants exist. Case studies demonstrate legumes could be used to reclaim coastal saline soils, but commitment and support from government and public services are necessary to address both seed system and extension needs, through the provision of adequate incentives, policies and development efforts. 2022 2022-12-27T08:08:38Z 2022-12-27T08:08:38Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/126315 en Open Access application/pdf Maximum Academic Press Liu, Y.; Atieno, M.; Cardoso, J.A.; Yang, H.; Xu, B.; Dong, R.; Yan, L.; Huang, C.; Huan, H.; Yu, D.; Douxchamps, S.; Liu, G. (2022) Mining and utilization of salinity tolerant legumes in tropical coastal agroecosystems: An overview. Grass Research 2:10. 13 p. ISSN: 2769-1675 |
| spellingShingle | intercropping tropical soils salt tolerance forage feed legumes legumes rhizobiaceae leguminosas tolerancia a la sal Liu, Yiming Atieno, Mary Cardoso, Juan Andrés Yang, Hubiao Xu, Bin Dong, Rongshu Yang, Linling Huang, Chunquiong Huan, Hengfu Yu, Daogeng Douxchamps, Sabine Liu, Guodao Mining and utilization of salinity tolerant legumes in tropical coastal agroecosystems: An overview |
| title | Mining and utilization of salinity tolerant legumes in tropical coastal agroecosystems: An overview |
| title_full | Mining and utilization of salinity tolerant legumes in tropical coastal agroecosystems: An overview |
| title_fullStr | Mining and utilization of salinity tolerant legumes in tropical coastal agroecosystems: An overview |
| title_full_unstemmed | Mining and utilization of salinity tolerant legumes in tropical coastal agroecosystems: An overview |
| title_short | Mining and utilization of salinity tolerant legumes in tropical coastal agroecosystems: An overview |
| title_sort | mining and utilization of salinity tolerant legumes in tropical coastal agroecosystems an overview |
| topic | intercropping tropical soils salt tolerance forage feed legumes legumes rhizobiaceae leguminosas tolerancia a la sal |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/126315 |
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