The regolith is the layer of unconsolidated material that lies above the parent rock. It includes all the weathered material, both organic and inorganic, that is not yet fully transformed into true soil horizons. It is broader than the solum, which refers to the upper soil horizons (A and B), and does not include the bedrock.
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(i) Very dark, cracking clay-dominated soils;
(ii) locally called regur, karail, and bhal;
(iii) high clay varying from 30–60%, base-rich;
(iv) occur in Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and some parts of Karnataka and T.N. __________- is called
[A] Black Soils
[B] Alluvial Soils
[C] Red Soils
[D] Laterite and Lateritic Soils
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The following is the list of pesticides:
[a] B.H.C.
[b] D.D.T.
[c] NaCN
[d] Heptachlor
[e] Carbendazim
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