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Abstract Drip irrigation has been widely practiced in the arid zones of Northwest China for three decades, yet its long-term impacts on soil salinization dynamics remain hotly debated. While drip irrigation effectively desalinates crop root zones, it simultaneously induces salt accumulation at wetting fronts, in inter-film soils, and between crop rows, posing a potential risk of secondary salinization.
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