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Intensity of problem is said to be ‘nil / no problem’ if chloride content in irrigation water is
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Intensity of problem is said to be ‘nil / no problem’ if chloride content in irrigation water is

A.

> 10 meq L⁻¹

B.

< 4 meq L⁻¹

C.

4–10 meq L⁻¹

D.

None of these

E.

Answer not known

Correct option is B

Chloride content affects irrigation suitability.
Low chloride levels are safe for crops.
Values below 4 meq L⁻¹ cause no toxicity.
Higher levels create salinity problems.
Thus, no problem exists below this limit.
Therefore, < 4 meq L⁻¹ is the correct answer.

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