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what is soil erosion write different type of soil erosion​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Soil Erosion➫ The removal of top layer of the soil by the action of wind & rainfall is called soil erosion.

♦ This is a naturally occurring process that affects all landforms.

❱ This natural process is caused by the dynamic activity of erosive agents like:-

♦ Water

♦ Ice

♦ Snow

♦ Air

♦ Plants

♦ Animals

♦ Humans

➧ Types of Erosion are:-

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[1] Splash Erosion:-

❱ The first stage in the Erosion process.

Splash Erosion results from the bombardment of the soil surface by rain drops.

[2] Sheet Erosion:-

❱ The uniform removal of soil in thin layers by the forces of raindrops & overland flow.

[3] Rill Erosion:-

❱ The removal of soil by concentrated water running through little streamlet.

[4] Gully Erosion:-

❱ The removal of soil along drainage lines by surface water runoff.

➧ Causes 0f Soil Erosion are:-

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❱ Water

❱ Winds

❱ Glacier

❱ 0ver Grazing

❱ Human Activities

➧ Factors that cause Soil Erosion are:-

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❱ Rainfall

❱ Topography

❱ 0vergrazing

❱ Deforestation

❱ Human Activities

❱ Presence of 0rganic Materials in Soil

➧ Measures to Prevent Soil Erosion are:-

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❱ Strip Farming

❱ Soil Rotation

❱ Soil Stabilisation

❱ Terrace Farming

❱ Vegetation Cover

❱ Controlled 0ver-Grazing

➧ Effects 0f Soil Erosion are:-

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❱ Landslides

❱ Flash Floods

❱ Desertification

❱ Loss of soil fertility

❱ Silting of Rivers & Lakes

Answered by Whitefang1204
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Answer:

Soil erosion is the process when the top soil gets eroded by agents of erosion ( i.e. wind , water , and etc ) .

Explanation:

Types of soil erosion are :-

1) Gully erosion

2) Wind erosion

3) water erosion

4) Scalding

5) silt and roll erosion

6) Tunnel erosion

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