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Get startedCorrect Classification of Major Soil Groups of India
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- Soils of India
- Alluvial Soil
- Transported Ex-Situ
- 45.6 percent land area
- Most Fertile
- Khadar Newer Alluvium
- Bhangar Older Alluvium
- Crops Wheat Rice Cotton
- Black Soil
- Residual In-Situ
- Deccan Trap Origin
- Retains Moisture
- Deficient in Phosphate Nitrogen
- Uplands Low Fertility
- Crop Cotton
- Red Soil
- Weathering of Granite Gneiss
- Red due to Iron Oxides
- Infertile Porous Friable
- Rich in Potash
- Responds to Fertilizers
- Laterite Soil
- High Temp Heavy Rainfall
- Leaching makes Infertile
- Hardens like Brick
- Monsoon Conditions
- Alluvial Soil
Major Soil Groups of India — Overview
The map in words
- Soil Groups of India
- Alluvial Soil
- Khadar Newer Alluvium
- Bhangar Older Alluvium
- Crops Wheat Rice Sugarcane
- States Punjab UP Bihar
- Black Soil
- Also called Regur
- Deccan Trap Origin
- Moisture Retentive
- Crops Cotton Wheat Jowar
- States Maharashtra Gujarat
- Red Soil
- Iron Oxide Colour
- In Situ Formation
- Porous and Friable
- Crops Millets Pulses
- States Tamil Nadu Karnataka
- Laterite Soil
- Leaching Process
- Rich in Iron Aluminium
- Plantation Crops
- States Kerala Karnataka Assam
- Alluvial Soil
Major Soil Groups of India — Overview
The map in words
- Soils of India
- Alluvial Soil
- Khadar Newer Alluvium
- Bhangar Older Alluvium
- 45.6 percent land area
- Wheat Rice Cotton Jute
- Black Soil
- Regur or Black Cotton Soil
- Deccan Trap Origin
- Retains Moisture
- Cotton Jowar Sugarcane
- Red Soil
- Granite and Gneiss Origin
- Red due to Iron
- Porous and Friable
- Millets Tobacco Pulses
- Laterite Soil
- Leaching Process
- Brick in Latin
- Tea Coffee Rubber
- Building Material
- Alluvial Soil
Soil Resources in India
The map in words
- Soil Resources in India
- Importance and formation of soil
- Composition of soil
- Soil erosion
- Soil conservation
- Major soil groups of India
- Alluvial soils
- Black soils
- Red soils
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