Arid zones are not uniform. There are at least four primary groups: 1. Hot, dry global zones bounding both sides of the tropics, as in North Africa and the middle East. 2. Cold, continental dry zones, as in central Asia and central Australia. 3 Cold, upland dry zones, blocked by high mountains, such as in […]
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Halophytes: Meaning and Types
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After reading this article you will learn about the meaning and types of halophytes. Meaning of Halophytes: The term halophyte literally means salt plant. According to Jennings (1975) halophytes are defined as the native flora of saline soils and has assumed the salt concentration with osmotic pressure of at least 3.3 bars. The non-halophytes are […]
Indian Arid Zone Soil: Feature and Characteristics
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After reading this article you will learn about the features and characteristics of Indian arid zone soil. Features of Indian Arid Zone Soil: Arid zone soils of India which extend through an area of about 2,00,000 sq. km. predominantly occupy western Rajasthan. It comprises of districts of Barmer, Jaisalmer, Bikaner, Shri Ganganagar, Jodhpur, Nagpur, Churu, […]
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