Question

residual soil are also called in situ soils ?give reason

Answer 1

Residual soil is soil that has formed in place. e. g. the Appalachian Piedmont region
A soil formed from, or resting on, consolidated rock of the same kind as that from which it was formed, and in the same location. A soil formed in residuum.

A transported soil is a soil moved by erosion/mass flow to another location In general this is down(a hill) but wind blown particles(loess) can move hundreds of miles.

Answer 2

Answer:

residual soils is in situ soils because they both are black soils

Explanation:

due to the presence of iron content....

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