Transported and “in situ' soils.
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Explanation:
The difference between transported and in situ soil is that transported soil can be defined as the soil, which is formed when the agents of erosion deposit sediments at a place and situ soil can be defined as the soil, which is formed when the parent rock is broken into small fragments.
(1) Transported formed when the agents of erosion deposit sediments at a place whereas in-situ soil is formed when the parent rock is broken into small fragments. (2) Transported soil is formed far away from its parent rock whereas in-situ soil is formed near its parent rock. (3) Transported soil is extremely fertile but in-situ soil is comparatively less fertile. Alluvil soil is an example of transported soil. Black soil, Desert soil etc. are examples for in-situ soil.