how is alluvial soil formed?
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If the water velocity decreases, finer particles (sand and silt) are deposited, while fine silt and clay particles are deposited by slow-moving water such as that found associated with deltas. Alluvial type of parent material is associated with such landforms as old streambeds, flood plains, deltas, fans, and levees.
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alluvial soil are mainly formed due to the erosion and deposition of the rivers....
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