When river waters recede after floods the uncovered soil was described as?

When river waters recede after floods, the uncovered soil is often described as "silted" or "depositional." This soil is enriched with nutrients and minerals carried by the floodwaters, making it highly fertile. However, it may also contain debris and sediment that can affect its immediate usability for agriculture or other purposes. Over time, this soil can support diverse plant life and contribute to ecosystem recovery.