Water available to plant is:
Correct answer: D. Capillary water
- A. Run off water
- B. Gravitational water
- C. Hygroscopic water
- D. Capillary water
Explanation
Capillary water is held in soil pores with enough force to remain available to roots. Gravitational water drains away quickly, whereas hygroscopic water is held too tightly for ordinary plant use.
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