The water held tightly in a thin film by te soil particles is known as:
Correct answer: B. Hygroscopic water
- A. Run away water
- B. Hygroscopic water
- C. Capillary water
- D. Gravitational water
Explanation
Hygroscopic water forms an extremely thin film around soil particles and is held so tightly that plant roots generally cannot absorb it. Capillary water is held less tightly in soil pores and is the main available form.
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