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Meaning of "waterlogging"
waterlogging (verb): The process of saturating or filling with water, typically in the context of soil or land becoming waterlogged
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- present participle of waterlog
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Avoid soil waterlogging and flood control.
It is also practised in fields susceptible to temporary waterlogging.
Waterlogging of the soil stops air getting in.
The match was called off due to waterlogging.
The areas prone to waterlogging or seasonal flooding are insignificant.
It can withstand both drought and waterlogging.
Such waterlogging preserves perishable artifacts.
Do not expose the tree to drought or waterlogging.
Waterlogging will destroy the plant.
Seedlings should be protected from waterlogging or drought.
Waterlogging in the pot should be avoided.
There is no frothing or waterlogging to the lungs.
Waterlogging or excessive amounts of nutrients will damage the plant.
Flood control and lower soil waterlogging risk.
Waterlogging and salinization.
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Inadequate drainage contributes to waterlogging and soil salinity.
Waterlogging is definitely to be avoided.
Drainage needs to be sufficient to prevent waterlogging.
Mainly to avoid soil waterlogging and improve land quality.
There are a number of potential causes of waterlogging.
Waterlogging and salinity.
Few garden plants will survive waterlogging or flooding.
Only waterlogging or a lot of moisture from constant rain are almost deadly.
The rains have resulted in waterlogging on the roads.
Waterlogging normally spells death by asphyxiation to plants within a few days.
Others lost their land to waterlogging.
Website on waterlogging and land reclamation by horizontal and vertical drainage systems.
Area of unused arable land due to salinity and waterlogging.
To prevent waterlogging.
Many trains and flights were delayed due to waterlogging.
Waterlogging and keeps the soil easy to till in the long run.
Mitigation of the consequences of river flooding and the waterlogging of land.
Waterlogging and freezing will not arise if the application is correctly designed.
The seedbed must be well prepared and drained to avoid waterlogging.
The related problems of waterlogging and salinization of irrigated lands would have to be addressed.
Poor irrigation practices may result in the salinization or waterlogging of soils.
Waterlogging affects some irrigated lands in the alluvial plains and interior basins.
In conjunction with irrigation they also prevent waterlogging and salinization.
Waterlogging occurs when excessive water is used in systems with finite natural drainage capacities.
Hydroponic irrigation is intended for high precision crops avoiding waterlogging.
There were large differences between the two waterlogging treatments in root survival.
The soil must be fairly moist with a good drainage without waterlogging.
Poor management of irrigation systems has caused waterlogging and salinization of fertile soils.
Waterlogging and the associated rotting of plants may eventually lead to eutrophication of the area.
The water percolation in alkali soils is very poor leading to waterlogging problems.
Major concerns arise over waterlogging and salination of soils caused by poor irrigation techniques.
These physiological patterns are usable at the seedling stage to assess their waterlogging tolerance.
For cultivation it is suggested that waterlogging and extremely dry soils should both be avoided.
In conjunction with irrigated areas avoid soil salinity and localised effects of soil waterlogging.
Waterlogging reduces the supply of oxygen to the roots and can kill a plant within days.
