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Which type of soil has less ratio of AET/PET than the other?

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Which type of soil has less ratio of AET/PET than the other?

(a) Clayey Soil

(b) Sandy Soil

(c) Alluvial Soil

(d) Black Soil

I have been asked this question during an interview.

I would like to ask this question from Water Requirements of Crops topic in section Water Requirements of Crops of Irrigation Engineering

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Correct choice is (b) Sandy Soil

The best I can explain: The ratio AET/PET is directly proportional to available moisture. Sandy soil has less availability of moisture than the other type of soils like clayey soil, alluvial soil, and black soil. So, this gives that sandy soil has less AET/PET ratio.

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