Pedogensis of soils from different physiographic zones of Ropar district (Punjab)

By:

VERMA, Vipan Kumar

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1990Edition: SoilsDescription: 102, 26LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 631.495.45 V50P

Summary: Higher sand was found in those soils which occurred close to the native source viz. the Siwaliks or river SutJej or Choes. The soils away from the native source showed no relationship with the landforms The depth distribution of various soil separates and

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Higher sand was found in those soils which occurred close to the native source viz. the Siwaliks or river SutJej or Choes. The soils away from the native source showed no relationship with the landforms The depth distribution of various soil separates and

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