19.soil colors by Allah Dad Khan

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Soil Colors discusses different soil colors and what they indicate. The document is written by Allah Dad Khan and provides information about how soil color can reveal aspects of the soil composition, environment, and chemistry. Khan analyzes various soil hues and what properties they suggest about the type of soil.

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