Differentiate between north indian soil and south indian soil..
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NorthIndian Soil
Alluvial Soil
These are fertile soil deposited by rivers on and near their banks. These soils are majorly found in the northern plains of the country. The most fertile alluvial soil is found in the Ganga valley, where it is deposited by river Ganges. These soils cover almost 35-40% of the region of India.
These soils are rich in minerals especially potash. They are a dark shade of grey and are extremely suitable for agriculture. Some dark black alluvial soil can also be found in coastal areas.
SouthIndian Soil
Black Soil
This type of soil is made up of volcanic rocks and lava. Black soil is also known as 'regur' which is derived from a Telugu word 'reguda'. Black soil is also known as Black Cotton Soil as cotton is an important crop which is grown in this type of soil. Thise soil is rich in calcium carbonate, potash, lime and magnesium carbonate but has poor phosphorus content. It is mostly found in areas such as Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. It is also found in states like Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka. Black soil is extremely fine and clayey and has the capacity to hold a lot of moisture. It becomes sticky in the rainy season and develops cracks when dry. Black soil is good for producing cotton, oilseeds, wheat, linseed, millets, and tobacco.
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