The Nature Of Dust Storms In Tikrit And Their Effect On Plants

Abstract

Muqdad altae, Raghad Mukdad Mahmood, Israa Salman dalas

This study provides a summary of different impacts of sand and duststorms on the agricultural plant, as sand and dust storms have reduced crop yields by burying seedlings under sandy sediments, poor tissue for plant luck, diminished photosynthesis process as a result of sand blasting and delaying plant improvement, and expansion. In ending the dangers of the dry season, causing harm and reducing the efficiency of animals, expanding soil disintegration and accelerating the way corruption and desertification arrive, filling water system channels with silt, covering transport cycles, affecting water quality in waterways and currents, and influencing quality discussion.
Tikrit range is extensively under effect by desertification and dust storms coming as a result of site of Iraq-Syria border. It also appeared that normal harshness of accelerating dust in percentage of five times the standard limits of the Iraqi trend (10 g / m2), which cause severe harm for human health as the dust particles contain many toxins in circulation and crushing minerals associated with this particle size. This study achieved to conclude a comprehensive review of the writing on the impacts of hygiene on plants and communities. Initially, characteristics of the different ordered species are described, with those essential components highlighted in deciding the potential impact their demonstration might have. Arrangement effects are compatible with vegetation type. Then an analysis of the effects of dust on crop species and a number of plant species conducted.