Assessment of ornamental grass accessions under varying salinity levels
Léa de Oliveira da Costa,
Ana Cecília Ribeiro de Castro,
Carlos Alberto Kenji Taniguchi
et al.
Abstract:Lawns play a key role in enhancing public spaces, preventing soil erosion, and acting as barriers against dust and sludge. In Brazil, Paspalum notatum is widely cultivated for its adaptability to the country’s ecosystems and the availability of native ecotypes. However, soil salinization, a growing ecological concern, can limit lawn growth due to sodium and chloride ion toxicity. This study aimed to identify the most tolerant among five genotypes (Aruaí and Tiriba cultivars, BRA 010006 and BRA 019178 accession… Show more
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