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The 46 pages that link to Soil salinity, each with the reason it gives.

• Soil erosionCompared with: Salinity harms soil productivity without requiring the physical removal of soil.

• Soil fertilityCompared with: Salinity can obstruct water uptake even where soil nutrients are abundant.

• Soil pHCompared with: Salinity measures dissolved salts, not hydrogen-ion activity, though both affect plant growth.

• Soil contaminationCompared with: Salinity can damage soil without introducing toxic pollutants.

• Soil acidificationCompared with: Salinity is driven by salt accumulation, not by declining pH.