Water-scarcity in dry areas is driving agriculture towards increased utilization of marginal to
poor quality water sources for irrigation. This includes groundwater and recycled wastewater …

The production and consumption of avocado has increased significantly over the past years,
experiencing a steady expansion into new markets around the world. This review paper …

The scarcity of freshwater poses significant challenges to agriculture, often necessitating the
use of alternative water sources such as reclaimed water. While reclaimed water offers a …

The investigation of soil quality indices as affected by treated wastewater (TW) irrigation is
essential to prevent and control soil degradation mainly in rapidly developing nations. To …

The use of treated wastewater (TWW) for crop irrigation is practiced in many countries
worldwide as a strategy to offset water scarcity. Soil quality assessment is required to ensure …

Vegetable crops have varied heavy metal (loid) s accumulation rates from soils to their
edible tissues. However, crop selection has been seldom evaluated as a strategy for …

There is consensus on the impact of wastewater irrigation on soil properties and heavy
metal accumulation. The studies that show the impact of temporal changes as a result of …

The long-term effects on soil microorganisms from 40 years of irrigating soil with reclaimed
wastewater was investigated by determining the quantity, composition, and inter-species …

This work aimed to study the short, medium, and long-term influences of treated wastewater
(WWTP) as a soil irrigation technique on physical, chemical, and microbiological properties …

Climate change and population growth generates a decrease in water availability around
the world which can compromise the maintenance of sustainable agriculture. Thus, treated …