HYDROECOLOGICAL EFFICIENCY OF IRRIGATION SYSTEMS IN AGRICULTURE
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irrigation system, hydroecology, water saving, drip irrigation, salinization, hydrological stability, agriculture, water resourcesAbstract
This article analyzes the hydroecological efficiency of irrigation systems used in agriculture. A comparative analysis was conducted between irrigation technologies' impact on water resources, water-saving methods (drip irrigation, sprinkler irrigation), and traditional open-channel irrigation systems. Additionally, the effects of irrigation systems on hydrological stability, soil salinization, and biodiversity were studied.
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