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Soils of western Rajasthan have a high content of
Aluminum
Calcium
Nitrogen
Phosphorus
- Aluminum: Not typically high in western Rajasthan soils. These soils are more saline and alkaline rather than acidic, where aluminum might be more prevalent.
- Calcium: Correct. Western Rajasthan's soils, such as desert soils, often have high calcium content. This is due to the arid conditions and evaporation, leaving calcium carbonate deposits.
- Nitrogen: Generally low in desert soils, as organic matter content is minimal due to dry conditions.
- Phosphorus: Often available in limited quantities in desert soils, not particularly high in these regions.
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