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Alume catino was derived from the ash of the salsola soda and salsola kali bushes that grew in the Levantine coastal region.
Some authors indicate that " barilla " was a specific plant used for soda ash production; this usage is erroneous, but presumably corresponds to the common usage of " barilla plant " exclusively for " Salsola soda ".
A high concentration of sodium carbonate in the ashes of " Salsola soda " occurs if the plant is grown in highly saline soils ( i . e . in soils with a high concentration of sodium chloride ), so that the plant's tissues contain a fairly high concentration of sodium ions . " Salsola soda " can be irrigated with sea water, which contains about 40 grams per liter of dissolved sodium chloride and other salts.
A high concentration of sodium carbonate in the ashes of " Salsola soda " occurs if the plant is grown in highly saline soils ( i . e . in soils with a high concentration of sodium chloride ), so that the plant's tissues contain a fairly high concentration of sodium ions . " Salsola soda " can be irrigated with sea water, which contains about 40 grams per liter of dissolved sodium chloride and other salts.