Plants absorb from the soil:
Correct answer: D. Capillary water
- A. Hygroscopic water
- B. Gravitational water
- C. Hygroscopic and gravitational water
- D. Capillary water
Explanation
Capillary water is held in soil pores with enough force for roots to absorb it. Hygroscopic water is held too tightly by soil particles, while gravitational water drains rapidly beyond the root zone.
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