Geography · Indian Soils
Which of the following statements correctly differentiates Alluvial soils from Red and Yellow soils regarding their texture and topographical features?
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- 1Alluvial soils originate directly from in-situ crystalline rocks; Red and Yellow soils are completely river-transported.
- 2Alluvial soils are characterized by older types being the most fertile; Red and Yellow soils owe their entire color exclusively to surface organic matter.
- 3Alluvial soils vary from sandy loam to clay in texture; Red and Yellow soils are sandy loams that form less fertile uplands.✓
- 4Alluvial soils are rich in phosphorus and humus; Red and Yellow soils are predominantly rich in potash.
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Alluvial soils vary from sandy loam to clay in texture; Red and Yellow soils are sandy loams that form less fertile uplands.
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