Initial selection for salt tolerance in Rocky Mountain accessions of slender wheat grass and alpine bluegrass

Initial selection for salt tolerance in Rocky Mountain accessions of slender wheat grass and alpine bluegrass

by R. Hermesh

Part of Report (Alberta. Reclamation Research Technical Advisory Committee) -- RRTAC 90-2

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ABSTRACT: This study screens wheatgrass and bluegrass from alpine and subalpine regions of the Rocky Mountains for their ability to survive in a saline medium. The results prove these plants are tolerant to saline conditions and proved to be valuable for agriculture and reclamation use.

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