Geography · Indian Soils
The term 'Kankar' with regard to Indian soils refers to:
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- 1Soil deficient in Nitrogen, Potash, Lime, and Humus
- 2Dead, organic matter present in the upper layer of soil
- 3Aeolian deposits formed purely by wind activities
- 4Infiltrated deposits showing the presence of nodular Calcium Carbonate✓
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Infiltrated deposits showing the presence of nodular Calcium Carbonate
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