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Information about Indian soils and India climate​

Answer 1

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On the basis of genesis, colour, composition and location, the soils of India have been classified into: (i) Alluvial soils (ii) Black soils (iii) Red and Yellow soils (iv) Laterite soils (v) Arid soils (vi) Saline soils (vii) Peaty soils (viii) Forest soils.

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Answer 2

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On the basis of genesis, colour, composition and location, the soils of India have been classified into: (i) Alluvial soils (ii) Black soils (iii) Red and Yellow soils (iv) Laterite soils (v) Arid soils (vi) Saline soils (vii) Peaty soils (viii) Forest soils.

There are six soil deposits in India. They are alluvial soil,black soil, red soil, laterite soil, or arid soil, and forest and mountainous soil. These soils are formed by the sediments brought down by the rivers. They are also rich in chemical ingredients.

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