Soil resource inventory of Nara Dada Manjhi watershed area of Hoshiar Pur district

By:

Sondhi, Anil Kumar

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1992Edition: SoilsDescription: 29cm. 112, 20LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 631.475.455 S62S

Summary: Seven tentative soil series were established. The variation in texture of these soils is due to heterogeneous nature of the parent material and topographical differences. Sand is the dominant fraction in soils developed in hill top, choe, alluvial fans an

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Seven tentative soil series were established. The variation in texture of these soils is due to heterogeneous nature of the parent material and topographical differences. Sand is the dominant fraction in soils developed in hill top, choe, alluvial fans an

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