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Start learning 50% faster. Sign in nowIf extensive leaching of a saline-sodic soil occurs in the absence of any source of calcium or magnesium, part of the exchangeable sodium is gradually replaced by hydrogen. Such soil may be slightly acidic in nature, yet it may contain enough sodium to give it an unstable structure. Such a soil is designated as a degraded sodic soil, earlier known as degraded alkali soil.
Which of the following is a process of breaking down and altering the physical and chemical properties of rocks and minerals, leading to soil formation?
Which type of layer silicate clay minerals demonstrates a structure comprising two silica tetrahedral sheets and two magnesium-dominated tri-octahedral ...
with the help of ICT, a system to identify, analyse and manage site soil spatial and temporal variability within field for optimum profitability sustain...
Which soils are known as self-tilled soils
Which of the following element is mobile in soil but immobile in plants?
Rock Phosphate is applied in which type of soil?
Why does a high C: N ratio in added organic matter initially slow down nitrogen availability for plants?
The acidic soils can be reclaimed by the application of ____
For the farmers, ………………………………. Soil structure is favourable for plant growth.
...What soil moisture constant refers to the capacity of soil to retain water against the downward pull of gravity?
