salt
No, watering crops with salt water can harm or kill the plants. Salt water contains high levels of sodium and chloride, which can cause damage to plant roots and ultimately inhibit their growth and ability to take up water and nutrients. It is preferable to use fresh water for irrigating crops.
It is not wise to irrigate crops using seawater. Sea water is very saline and it can kill the plants after a period of prolonged usage.
Irrigating crops
The salt which is present in sea water will kill most crops.
sure, if you want to kill them
no cause salt dries up the water in the plant which makes the plant die
The aquarium filters, airstones running, jumping fish and other normal water movement cause salty water to be sprayed onto the lid. The water evaporates, leaving the salt behind.
Sodium chloride absorb water and as a consequence all microorganisms are destroyed.
Many areas have no access to fresh water but have plenty of salt water available. The desalination plants remove the salt, making water suitable for drinking and irrigation of crops.
They sprayed salt on themselves
By drying up all water systems under and on the ground with salt, this then has an effect on farmers because they cant water there crops because salt has gotten in to the water, and then the plants will dry up even more.
A saline soil is dangerous for many agricultural crops. Also many aquatic organisms doesn't accept a saline water.