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Mention two differences between alluvial soil and red soil.
Solution
Differences between alluvial soil and red soil:
| Alluvial Soil | Red Soil |
| It is formed due to depositional activities carried out by rivers. | This soil is formed as a result of weathering of rocks. |
| It is extremely fertile. | It is comparatively less fertile. It can become fertile after adding fertilisers to it. |
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