The term 'chesard' refers to:
Correct answer: C. Capillary water
- A. Gravitational water
- B. Run off water
- C. Capillary water
- D. Water vapour
Explanation
“Chesard” is presumably a misspelling of chresard, the capillary or plant-available fraction of soil water. Gravitational water drains rapidly, while water vapour is not the soil-water category intended here.
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