Water holding capacity is highest in:
Correct answer: B. Clayey soil
- A. Loamy soil
- B. Clayey soil
- C. Silty soil
- D. Sandy soil
Explanation
Clay has extremely fine particles and a large surface area, so it retains the greatest total amount of water. Sandy soil drains rapidly, while loam generally provides the best balance between retention and plant availability.
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