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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''Garh''' [Gad] lands usually lying above the normal [[Flood|flood]] level. Garh lands actually represent the Pleistocene Terraces of Bangladesh, which include [[Madhupur Tract|madhupur tract]], Lalmai Terrace, [[Barind Tract|barind tract]] and Akhaura Terrace areas. Once these garhlands were under dense Shal (Shorea robusta) forest, but now they are mostly degraded due to [[Deforestation|deforestation]] and encroachment. Garhlands are typically deep to shallowly weathered. Their [[Soil|soil]]s are highly oxidised and are usually called lateritic soil, with predominance of [[Silt|silt]] and [[Clay|clay]], and of varying colour, from reddish brown to grey, depending on the relative elevation of the area. Garhland soils are deficient in organic matter and are good only for [[Vegetable|vegetable]] cultivation. Some Madhupur Garhlands are used for [[Pineapple|pineapple]] [Anaras] cultivation and are also famous for their [[Jackfruit|jackfruit]] [Kathal] and [[Bamboo|bamboo]] [Bansh] groves. [Mohd Shamsul Alam]<br />
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''See also'' [[Madhupur Tract|madhupur tract]].<br />
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