Aridisols cover the largest in Pakistan_______?
Correct answer: B. 259,710 km2
- A. 269,810 km2
- B. 259,710 km2
- C. 278,910 km2
- D. None of these
Explanation
Aridisols occupy about 259,710 square kilometres in the commonly cited soil-area classification of Pakistan. Their large extent reflects the country’s extensive dry and desert regions.
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