EC Pulmonology and Respiratory Medicine

The article examines some of the environmental consequences of soil salinization using the example of the Namangan region. The main focus was comparing the chemical composition of saline and non-saline soils with the average chemical composition of the Earth's crust and identifying the differences between them. An attempt was made to determine the extent to which the chemical composition of certain crops grown in saline and non-saline soils depends on the chemical composition of the soil. It was emphasized that there is a need to widely strengthen scientific research in this area.

 Keywords: Earth's Crust; Saline Soil; Non-Saline Soil; Chemical Composition; Chemical Analysis; K; Ca; Cl

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