Environmental Sciences, asked by palaksing2021, 19 days ago

how os clavey soil useful for crops​

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Answered by pushkarkumaroffical
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Explanation:

Clayey is known to be useful for crops. Because the particle size in this soil is very fine, it has the ability to retain more amounts of water. - This makes it easy for crops to access water as it is very essential for the growth of the plant.

Answered by steffiaspinno
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A type of soil which includes very fine mineral particles is known as Clay Soil.

Explanation:

  • Clay soil is a kind of soil contained exceptionally fine mineral particles and furthermore rich in natural matter, reasonable for developing yields.
  • Clay, in view of its thickness, holds dampness well. It likewise will in general be more supplement rich than other soil types.  
  • The justification for this is that the particles that make up clay soil are adversely charged, which implies they draw in and hold positively charged particles, like calcium, potassium, and magnesium.  
  • This soil is rich in humus, great at holding water and extremely fertile soil, which is appropriate for growing grains like wheat, gram and different yields.
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