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Soil plasticity refers to the soil's ability to change its shape under moist conditions. Soils containing more than 15% clay exhibit plasticity, which means they can be molded or shaped when wet and retain that shape when dry. This property is particularly important in determining the workability and structure of the soil.
Green manuring crop having stem nodule is:
The program used in the digitization technique of geoinformatics:
Global rank of India in terms of Vegetable and Fruit Production?
-------------------- is a generic name for an organization of producers of any produce, e.g., agricultural, non-farm products, artisan products, etc. It...
Which state has the highest share of Cotton production in terms of area?
The bitter taste in brinjal fruit is due to?
Diploid Chromosome number of kabuli gram is
Communication is the process by which messages are transferred from source to:
Setting a price below that of the competition is called
Which soil has high water holding capacity with poor drainage