In soil, water available for plants is:
Correct answer: C. Capillary water
- A. Gravitational water
- B. Chemically bound water
- C. Capillary water
- D. Hygroscopic water
Explanation
Capillary water refers to the water in soil that is held between soil particles by capillary forces and is available for plant roots to absorb. It is held in the soil's smaller pores and is easily accessible to plants. So correct option is C.
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