Geography, asked by nousheen47, 1 year ago

difference between soil conditions for growing wheat and coconut

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Answered by saloni5152
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wheat crop is grown in different types of soil ranging from desert soil to heavily clay soil well drained fertile clay loamy soils having moderate water holding capacity are ideal for irrigated wheat

the coconut Palm can tolerate a wide range of soil conditions it is particularly grown on the coastal belt on all tropical countries where lights Sandy and Sandy loam soils exist which is highly Preamble and is assured with subsoil water at a Shallow depth within easy reach to the roots
Answered by Anonymous
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When we say dirt, we usually mean dust. But what does this feel like? Doesn’t it feel like soil? Why is soil always used for plantation? What exactly is soil? Let us find out below more below and know the types of soil.

 Introduction

The soil is one of the important resources of our country, as the fertile soil helps us in producing many crops. This serves the food requirements not only within the country but also in other parts of the world. Although it is not the same at every place on the earth. The types of soil of a place are determined by climate, landscape, and vegetation of that place. Soil also depends on the time of its formation.

Different types of soil are characteristics of their color, texture and chemical properties. The soil has particles of different sizes. The relative amounts of the size of various particles in the soil determine the texture of the soil.

Soil Classification on the Based on Particles Size

1. Sandy soil

Sandy soil contains more than 60% sand and clay. It contains very little clay and silt, so it is porous. The size of soil particles in sandy soil is from 0.2mm to 2.0mm. The water building capacity of a sandy soil is very poor. Hence, there is a lot of air present in this type of soil.


Suitable Crops: Sandy soil is not good for plants. However, melon and coconut grow in sandy soil. If water is available for irrigation then crops such as maize, millets, barley can be grown in desert soil. Cactus also grows in this soil.

2. Clayey Soil

The clayey soil consists of very fine particles of clay. Its water holding capacity is very high. Wet clay soil is very sticky. It contains very little air. The size of soil particles in clay size is less than 0.2mm. Clayey soil is rich in organic matter.

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