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write a short note on different types of soil​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Types of soil :-

Alluvial Soil

  • Most widely spread and important soil
  • Comprise of sand, silt and clay.
  • Classified as Khadar and Bangar.
  • Very fertile, good for growth of wheat, paddy, sugar cane and pulses.
  • Found in Rajasthan, Gujarat, eastern coastal plains.

Black soil

  • Black coloured soil is also known as regur soil.
  • Made up of fine, clayey matter.
  • Well known for their capacity to hold moisture.
  • Ideal growth for cotton and known as black cotton soil.
  • Found in plateau of Maharashtra, Make a, Madhya Pradesh, Saurastra and Chattisgarh.

Red and yellow soils

  • Develop on crystalline rocks.
  • Develop reddish colour due to diffusion of iron in crystalline and metamorphic rocks.
  • Look yellow when occur in hydrated form.
  • Found in parts of Odisha, Chattishgarh, Southern part of middle Ganag plain.

Laterite soils

  • Result of intense teaching due to heavy rain.
  • Low humus content.
  • Suitable for cultivation with adequate doses of manures and fertilizers.
  • More suitable for crops like cashew nut.
  • Found in Kerala, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Tamil Jadu and hilly areas of Odisha and Assam.

Arid soil

  • Colour ranges from red to brown.
  • Sandy texture, saline in nature.
  • In some areas their salt content is high.
  • Lack humus and moisture.
  • Found in western Rajasthan.

Forest soils

  • Loamy and silty in valley and coarse grained in upper slopes.
  • Fertile in the lower parts of valleys.
  • Texture varies according to the mountain environment.
  • Acidic with low humus content.
  • Found in hilly and mountainous region.
Answered by MysticalStar07
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