After examining the difference in the photosynthesis rate of corn according to the planting distance, the distance of 40 × 40 cm showed the lowest rate by 23 days after transplanting (May 31); however, there was no significant difference in the photosynthesis rate due to increased salt tolerance in the plant as time went by. As for the difference in growth features of a plant, the planting distance of 40×40cm showed a growing disorder due to the influence of salt by 23 days after transplantation (May 31); however, there was a desirable growth as time went by. For the difference in the salt content within a plant, the planting distance of 40×40cm tended to be higher than other planting distances, and the K⁺ content is much higher than other kinds of salt after examining the difference in salt absorption. As for the correlation between saline components within a plant, there was a significant negative correlation among K⁺, Ca²⁺, and Na⁺ while there was a significant positive correlation among Mg²⁺, Ca²⁺, and Na⁺. After examining the effectiveness of salt removal from soil according to corn cultivation, the planting distance of 30×30㎝ showed a remarkable decrease by 37 days, compared with 23 days, after transplantation in K⁺ by 28%, Ca²⁺ by 36.6 %, Mg²⁺ by 30.6 %, and Na⁺ by 22.9 %. And the salt content is higher in surface soil than in subsoil.
The PTDRT model as prediction techniques for desalinization in reclaimed tidelands was developed and verified whether it is applicable to reclaimed tidelands at the beginning stage. The changes of salt concentration during desalinization, the water requirements and period required for desalinization, were simulated according to soil properties and desalinization methods by repression analyses. The program was also designed to systematize input data and analysis data associated with desalinization, and to confirm the results by a graphic form. All input data and the results can be printed after the form of a typical report.