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The entire northern plains of India are made of:
black soil
yellow soil
arid soil
alluvial soil
- Black soil is mostly found in the Deccan Plateau, not in the northern plains. It is rich in iron and suitable for cotton cultivation.
- Yellow soil is common in regions with moderate rainfall and primarily found in some parts of southern and western India.
- Arid soil is found in desert areas, like Rajasthan, and not suitable for agriculture without irrigation.
- Alluvial soil is predominant in the northern plains of India. It is fertile and supports agriculture, formed by sediments deposited by rivers like the Ganges and Yamuna.
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