Which soil is rich in iron but poor in nitrogen, phosphorus, and humus? MCQ with Answer and Explanation
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Question #1
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The process responsible for the formation of laterite soil is:
Correct Answer: Option B
Explanation:
Heavy rainfall washes away soluble minerals from the soil, a process known as leaching, leading to laterite soil formation.
Heavy rainfall washes away soluble minerals from the soil, a process known as leaching, leading to laterite soil formation.
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Which soil is commonly found in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and eastern Maharashtra?
Correct Answer: Option D
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Red soil is widespread in the southern and eastern parts of the Peninsular Plateau.
Red soil is widespread in the southern and eastern parts of the Peninsular Plateau.
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Which soil is also known as 'Usar' soil in India?
Correct Answer: Option B
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Usar refers to saline and alkaline soils that contain excessive salts and have poor fertility.
Usar refers to saline and alkaline soils that contain excessive salts and have poor fertility.
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Geography GK
Soils of India
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