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The black soil of the Deccan is famous for which crop?

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Correct answer: Cotton

The correct answer is B, cotton. Deccan black soil, also called regur soil, developed largely from basaltic rocks in parts of the Peninsular Plateau. It has a high clay content, retains moisture effectively and develops cracks when dry, which can help aerate the soil. These properties make it especially suitable for cotton cultivation, a crop requiring a reasonably long growing season and dependable soil moisture. Tea is chiefly associated with humid hill slopes, jute with the warm, wet alluvial plains of eastern India, and coconut with tropical coastal belts. Although black soil can support other crops such as soybean and some pulses, cotton is its classic examination association.

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Mountains And Plateaus Of IndiaIndian GeographyGeneral KnowledgeClass 10 Mcq

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