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Sodicity in the soil induces lack of cohesion between the fine soil particles. Instead of remaining as cohesive peds, the particles disperse when wet, filling pore space between larger soil particles, and preventing penetration by roots and reducing capacity to hold water. Sodic soil has a very high Bulk Density.
