...water that appear to be most important in determining its quality for irrigation in the Western States are: (1) total concentration of soluble salts, (2)...concentration of boron or other elements that may be toxic, (4) and under some conditions the bicarbonate concentration as related to the concentration of calcium...

...Laboratory Staff (1954, p. 69-81) states that the most important characteristics of water for irrigation are: (1) Total concentration of soluble salts, (2)...of boron or other elements that may be toxic, and under some conditions (4) the bicarbonate concentration as related to the concentration of calcium...

...stated, "The characteristics o an irrigation water that appear to be most important in determininj its quality are: 1) Total concentration of soluble...proportion of sodium to other cations; 3) concentration of boroi or other elements that may be toxic; and 4) under some conditions the bicarbonate concentration...

...characteristics of water that appear to be most important in determining the suitability of water for irrigation are "(1) total concentration of soluble salts; (2)...relative proportion of sodium to other cations; (3) concentrations of boron or other elements that may be toxic; and (4) under some conditions, the bicarbonate...

...the salt tolerances of different crops. According to the US Salinity Laboratory Staff (1954, p. 69), The characteristics of an irrigation water that appear...soluble salts; (2) relative proportion of sodium to the cations ; (3) concentration of baron or other elements that may be toxic ; and (4) under some conditions,...