Geography · Laterite Soils
Why are unmanured Laterite soils generally considered unsuitable for intensive agriculture?
- 1They generally feature high acidity, low moisture-retention capacity, and poor fertility✓
- 2They are completely devoid of any metallic oxides and minerals
- 3They are waterlogged throughout the year due to high water-retention capacity
- 4They are highly alkaline and contain excessive calcium contents
Correct answer
They generally feature high acidity, low moisture-retention capacity, and poor fertility
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