What is another word for Regur Soil?
Pronunciation: [ɹɪɡˈɜː sˈɔ͡ɪl] (IPA) 
Regur soil is also known as black cotton soil. This soil is commonly found in many regions of India and is characterized by its high clay content. It is also known for its unique properties, which include good water retention and a high fertility. Some synonyms for regur soil include vertisol, expansive soil, and cracking clay soil. Vertisol is derived from the Latin word "vertere," which means to turn or invert, and refers to the soil's ability to shrink and swell as it becomes wet or dry. Expansive soil refers to the soil's tendency to expand when it absorbs moisture. Cracking clay soil is named for the characteristic cracks that form in the soil as it dries out.
