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Definitions from the WebAlluvial SoilDefinition: Alluvial soil refers to the rich and fertile soil deposited by rivers or floodwaters. It is formed by the deposition of sediment carried by water, which is often brought from the upstream areas and then deposited in lower-lying regions. Examples:Example 1 - Noun: The alluvial soil in this region is ideal for agriculture, making it a prime location for farming. Example 2 - Adjective: The alluvial soil composition supports the growth of various crops due to its high nutrient content and moisture retention. Related Products: | ||||
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