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mention any five features of Alluvial soil ​

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Answered by themeowcat
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Major characteristics of alluvial soil are:

Major characteristics of alluvial soil are:1. It is formed by the deposition of the river load as it flows from its upper to its lower course.

Major characteristics of alluvial soil are:1. It is formed by the deposition of the river load as it flows from its upper to its lower course.2. It is light and porous, therefore easily tillable.

Major characteristics of alluvial soil are:1. It is formed by the deposition of the river load as it flows from its upper to its lower course.2. It is light and porous, therefore easily tillable.3. It is a fertile soil as it is rich in minerals, especially potash and lime.

Major characteristics of alluvial soil are:1. It is formed by the deposition of the river load as it flows from its upper to its lower course.2. It is light and porous, therefore easily tillable.3. It is a fertile soil as it is rich in minerals, especially potash and lime.4. It is suitable for the growth of a large variety of rabi and kharif crops.

Major characteristics of alluvial soil are:1. It is formed by the deposition of the river load as it flows from its upper to its lower course.2. It is light and porous, therefore easily tillable.3. It is a fertile soil as it is rich in minerals, especially potash and lime.4. It is suitable for the growth of a large variety of rabi and kharif crops.5. Soils in the drier areas are more alkaline.

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Answered by yash881118
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Major characteristics of alluvial soil are:

1. It is formed by the deposition of the river load as it flows from its upper to its lower course.

2. It is light and porous, therefore easily tillable.

3. It is a fertile soil as it is rich in minerals, especially potash and lime.

4. It is suitable for the growth of a large variety of rabi and kharif crops.

5. Soils in the drier areas are more alkaline.

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