Which one of the following soil undergoes the process of intense leaching
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Laterite soil undergoes the process of intense leaching.
Laterite soil is commonly formed in hot and wet tropical areas. It is rusty-red in colour because it has a high iron oxide content. It is formed by intensive and long-lasting weathering of the parent rock. The repetition of wet and dry seasons is an essential feature for the formation of laterite.
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The answer is "Laterite Soil".
Laterite soil is the soil which formed due to intense leaching process. This soil forms in tropical as well as sub-tropical regions. Due to high iron oxide content, the color of this soil changed to "rusty-red''. This type of soil formed as the result of intensive and long-lasting weathering process.
Moreover, laterite soils in India are found in Western and Eastern Ghats, Tamil Nadu and Malabar coastal plains etc.
Laterite soil is the soil which formed due to intense leaching process. This soil forms in tropical as well as sub-tropical regions. Due to high iron oxide content, the color of this soil changed to "rusty-red''. This type of soil formed as the result of intensive and long-lasting weathering process.
Moreover, laterite soils in India are found in Western and Eastern Ghats, Tamil Nadu and Malabar coastal plains etc.
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