Which type of soil is found near the canal banks:
Correct answer: B. Alkaline
- A. Acidic
- B. Alkaline
- C. Acidic & Alkaline
- D. Calcareous
Explanation
Soils near canal banks may become alkaline because canal seepage raises groundwater and evaporation concentrates salts and sodium near the surface. This is especially common where drainage is poor.
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