Soil with a large amount of calcium carbonate is typically called calcareous soil.

Here's why:

* Calcium carbonate (CaCO3) is the primary component of limestone, and calcareous soils are formed from the weathering of limestone.

* Calcareous soils often have a high pH (alkaline), as calcium carbonate is a base.

* The presence of calcium carbonate can influence the soil's fertility and suitability for certain plants.

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