Which soil is best suited for deep rooted crops ?
Correct answer: B. Black soil
- A. Red Soil
- B. Black soil
- C. Literate soil
- D. None of these
Explanation
Black soil is deep, clayey and moisture-retentive, allowing it to support deep-rooted crops such as cotton. Red soil is generally less deep, while “literate soil” is not the standard soil classification intended here.
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