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The water holding capacity is highest in:
Sandy soil
Clayey soil
Loamy soil
Mixture of sand and loam
- Option 1: Sandy soil
- Sandy soil has large particles and large spaces between them.
- It drains water quickly and holds very little water.
- Option 2: Clayey soil
- Clayey soil has very fine particles and tiny spaces between them.
- It holds water well but may drain poorly, leading to waterlogging.
- Clayey soil has the highest water holding capacity.
- Correct Answer
- Option 3: Loamy soil
- Loamy soil is a mixture of sand, silt, and clay.
- It holds water better than sandy soil but not as much as clayey soil.
- Known for being well-balanced and highly fertile.
- Option 4: Mixture of sand and loam
- This mixture improves drainage compared to clayey soil.
- It retains moderate levels of water, making it suitable for many plants.
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