The solution to find plants that can live in salt water is not that complicated because these plants naturally exist, such as coconut palms or even beets that everyone knows, these plants have a radicular system that Allows us to resist the osmotic pressure of retention of certain salts such as sodium chloride, but the soils must be well drained, and this is where the real problems that pedologists are familiar with begin. Plants are not interested in sodium that accumulate in the soil and end up asphyxiating them. While all plants are always thirsty for potassium, it is desirable to desalinate seawater in a new way that keeps this potassium that is abundant in the sea. For more information contact me: guyteaubayard@sympatico.ca

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The solution to find plants that can live in salt water is not that complicated because these plants naturally exist, such as coconut palms or even beets that everyone knows, these plants have a radicular system that Allows us to resist the osmotic pressure of retention of certain salts such as sodium chloride, but the soils must be well drained, and this is where the real problems that pedologists are familiar with begin. Plants are not interested in sodium that accumulate in the soil and end up asphyxiating them. While all plants are always thirsty for potassium, it is desirable to desalinate seawater in a new way that keeps this potassium that is abundant in the sea. For more information contact me:
guyteaubayard@sympatico.ca