Dandelions are relatively resilient plants, but high levels of salt in water can negatively impact their growth and survival. Salt can lead to osmotic stress, making it harder for the plant to absorb water and nutrients. While dandelions may tolerate some salt, excessive salinity can cause wilting, reduced growth, and even death if the salt concentration is too high. Generally, it's best for dandelions to have access to fresh, non-saline water for optimal health.
Salt can be effective in killing dandelions by dehydrating them, but it can also harm surrounding plants and soil if used in excess. It is important to use salt carefully and sparingly when trying to get rid of dandelions.
No water at all because the salt will dehydrate you
whats good about salt water is that fish that live in the ocean need salt water to survive
Mangroves
No
Yes, salt water is not corrosive enough to kill bacteria.
No.
The manatee can live in salt or fresh water. But if the manatee is in salt water too long it needs to find salt water to drink
Because the water in the ocean is salt water. If you have too much salt, it can be poisonous, and with salt water it's pure salt. Also the fact that you need other foods in order to survive.
They survive by drinking salt water, and eattinf alge
Dandelions require more water than the average desert can provide.
No, beans have a low tolerance to salt.