Correct Answer - Option 3 : A
The correct answer is Petrichor.
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Petrichor is the fragrance of soil generated immediately after the rains.
- The word petrichor is derived from the Greek language.
- In March 1964 paper by Australian researchers, Isabel Bear and **** Thomas described the phenomena petrichor scientifically for the first time in the journal Nature.
- Formerly the term Petrichor was known as argillaceous odour.
- The pleasant smell that is frequently accompanied by the first rain after a long period of warm, dry weather is called petrichor.