Question

What are the newer deposits of alluvial soil called?

Answer 1

Alluvial soil:

1. The alluvium is a rough soil or sediment formed by precipitation erosion.
2. It is constantly made up of microscopic soil clay particles as well as larger sand and granular material particles.

Newer deposits of alluvial soil:

1. Khadar corresponds to the latest alluvial soil deposits.
2. Khadar soil is composed of new alluvial soil with a higher salt concentration from the river that is replenished with each getting flooded cycle.
3. It is frequently quite fruitful.