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flood plains are very fertile explain

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Answered by Parampreet2148
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When it floods, it deposits a layer of fine soil, rich mineral salts, nutrient-rich silt, sediment, and distribute it across a wide area. These sediments make the soil very much fertile and lead to the formation of a very flat fertile flood plain. As the highlands erode due to weathering and water flow, the sediment from the hills is transported to the lower plain.

Flood plain often creates good agricultural land, not just because water is present, but also because those floodwaters carry sediments that enrich the soil. The waters also sometimes carry pebbles and rocks, but that doesn't outweigh the rich sediments, so to speak. The debris that is left by running water is called alluvium.

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Answered by Unordinary
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It is fertile because of the water, nutrient rich soil and sediments

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Flood plain are formed when water overflows in a river,It usually happens during rainy season

Hope this clears your doubt!-Unordinary

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