Which of the following soils is formed under typical monsoonal conditions?
A. Black Soils
B. Red Soils
C. Laterite Soils
D. None of these
Answer: Option C
Solution(By Examveda Team)
Laterite Soils is formed under typical monsoonal conditions. The alternation of wet and dry seasons leads to the leaching away of the siliceous matter of the rocks and the formation of laterite soils. The soils on the higher areas are generally more acidic than on the low lying areas.This Question Belongs to Geography >> Agriculture And Soil In Indian Geography
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