Give any 6 difference between Khadar and Bhangar soil
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Bhangar:
1. It is a highland compressed of old alluviual
2. It is always about the level of the flood plains.
3. It is often impregnated with calcareous concretions known as kankar.
4. It is not much suited for cultivation.
5. It is known as ‘dhaya’ in Punjab.
Khadar:
1. It is lowland composed of old alluvium
2. It is flooded almost every year and new alluvium is deposited.
3. It is often characterised by clay soil which is very fertile.
4. Intensive agriculture is practised here
5. It is called ‘bet’ in Punjab.
1. It is a highland compressed of old alluviual
2. It is always about the level of the flood plains.
3. It is often impregnated with calcareous concretions known as kankar.
4. It is not much suited for cultivation.
5. It is known as ‘dhaya’ in Punjab.
Khadar:
1. It is lowland composed of old alluvium
2. It is flooded almost every year and new alluvium is deposited.
3. It is often characterised by clay soil which is very fertile.
4. Intensive agriculture is practised here
5. It is called ‘bet’ in Punjab.
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Bhangar and Khadar! These are actually names of soils found in parts of India and Pakistan. These are alluvial soils found along Gangetic plains are differently named as they exhibit different properties.
khadar
1.more fertile
2.composed of new alluvium soil
3.light in colour
4.fine texture
5.near from river
6.higher concentration of kankar
bhangar
1.less fertile
2.composed of old alluvium
3.dark in colour
4.course texture
5.far from river
6.lower concentration of kankar
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khadar
1.more fertile
2.composed of new alluvium soil
3.light in colour
4.fine texture
5.near from river
6.higher concentration of kankar
bhangar
1.less fertile
2.composed of old alluvium
3.dark in colour
4.course texture
5.far from river
6.lower concentration of kankar
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