What kind of tree can saline grow:
The fruit tree demands harsh conditions and saline is not suitable for planting fruit trees!
I. Tree species of wood (i) hedgehogs. This is a pioneer tree species of salin forest, but it is not appropriate to plant them in low-lying areas with poor drainage. (ii) willows. Lives along wetlands and waters, with moderate saline tolerance and saline protected forest species. (iii) dry willows. This is one of the fast-growing trees of salin and suitable for growth on light sulfate land. They can be planted in saline lowlands and can be used as good tree species for agricultural land protection. (iv) stinky. Pioneer trees planted for the initial salinization process and protected by shore against wind can be planted on both sides of the channel and on the high ground. (v) bitterness. Salt resistance is second only to stupor, growing on dry, infertile saline, with few, fast-growing and embryonic pests. (vi) mao yang. Good growth in fertile and humid areas, normal growth in light saline areas and resistance to short-term flooding, suitable for fast-growing and productive forests, farmland protected forests and greened trees along roads. (vii) briggling. In the case of syndicate 46, 69 and so on, the soil is growing normally with a salinity of 0. 5 per cent, a standing groundwater level of less than 1 metre, and water is accumulated during the rainy season. (viii) elm. The soil is more saline-resistant and grows well when its salinity does not exceed 0. 4 per cent, and good tree species can be used for the use of wood forest, field protected forest and roadside greening. (ix) trees. Salt- and flood-resilient, which can be cultivated on both sides of the range。
Ii. Tree species (i) violet. Rapidly growing and adaptable, low-level wood in saline, sandy, windproof forest belts, with soil growing well at 0. 4 per cent salinity. (ii) white wax bars. May grow on soil with a salinity of 0. 2 to 0. 5%. It can be greened by roadside trees. (iii) odd willows. Drought-resistant, infertile, highly saline-resistant, wind-resistant, sand-fixed, shore-protected and saline-planted. (iv) willows. Leaveting shrubs are fast growing, adaptable, light salin-resistant, sand-fixed, suitable for planting in light salin wetlands, river banks, plain slopes, salina wasteland。
