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State three difference between red soil and laterite soil

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Answered by hardikrakholiya21
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Explanation:

Laterite – Lateritic Soils

Laterite soils are mostly the end products of weathering. They are formed under conditions of high temperature and heavy rainfall with alternate wet and dry periods. ... Laterite soils are red in colour due to little clay and more gravel of red sand-stones.

Answered by Anonymous
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Red soil Laterite soil

1. It is formed by the weathering of igneous and metamorphic rocks 1.It is formed due to the leaching process especially in the areas with heavy rainfall.

2.It is highly porous. 2.It is less fertile and suitable for growing grass.

3.It is red due to presence of iron in it. 3. It is red due to the presence of clay and red stones.

4. It is mainly found in areas of medium rainfall. 4. It is found in areas where heavy rainfall occurs.

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