Geography, asked by smspnp2012, 10 months ago

soils in Punjab have become due to over irrigation a. saline b.marshy c.alluvial d. red​

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Answered by jainumang21
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Answer:

Your answer is option a. Saline.

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Answered by chandujnv002
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Answer:

The soil in Punjab has become saline due to over irrigation. (option a)

Explanation:

  • The land of Punjab is mainly composed of alluvial soil.
  • Water is very important for the survival and growth of plants, but excessive irrigation harms the soil.
  • Over irrigation inhibits the germination of the seeds as they do not get sufficient air to respire.
  • As a result, the roots of the plants do not grow properly.
  • This changes the nature of the soil.
  • Over irrigation causes waterlogging that increases the alkalinity and salinity of the soil.
  • States like Haryana and Uttar Pradesh also face land degradation due to over irrigation.
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