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- 3. | A fine-grained soil that feels smooth and silky, often deposited by rivers and providing good fertility for agriculture.
- 5. | A soil type composed of small rocks and stones, allowing for excellent drainage but requiring additional amendments for plant growth.
- 6. Soil | A soil type characterized by a high concentration of rocks and stones, making it challenging for plants to establish deep roots.
- 7. Soil | A loose soil composed of large particles, allowing for good drainage but requiring frequent watering and nutrient supplementation for plant growth.
- 8. Soil | A soil with high salt content, often found in coastal areas or regions with poor drainage, requiring salt-tolerant plants for cultivation.
- 9. | A heavy soil with fine particles that becomes sticky when wet and hard when dry, often used for pottery and brick making.
- 11. Soil | A soil type consisting predominantly of decomposed plant material, providing excellent water retention and nutrient availability.
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- 1. Soil | A soil type characterized by high alkalinity and the presence of calcium carbonate, often found in areas with limestone deposits.
- 2. | A mixture of clay and calcium carbonate, providing good moisture retention and fertility for plants.
- 3. Loam | A well-draining soil with a balanced texture, combining the benefits of sandy and loamy soils for healthy plant growth.
- 4. Soil | A dark-colored soil rich in organic matter, known for its fertility and ability to retain moisture.
- 6. Soil | A soil type rich in iron oxide, resulting in its distinctive reddish color, often found in tropical regions.
- 7. Clay | A soil with a fine texture and a higher clay content, offering good moisture retention and fertility for plants.
- 10. | A rich, fertile soil that is crumbly and easy to work with, making it ideal for growing plants and crops.
- 11. | A partially decomposed organic matter found in wetlands, commonly used as a soil conditioner and fuel source.