Laterite soil is formed under conditions of: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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Laterite soil is formed under conditions of:

A. High temperature and heavy rainfall

B. Cold desert climate

C. Low rainfall and low temperature

D. Moderate rainfall only

Answer: Option A

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Laterite soil forms in tropical regions with high temperature and heavy rainfall, causing intense leaching.

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