Water logging occurs:
Correct answer: C. In clay soil
- A. In sandy soil
- B. On gravels
- C. In clay soil
- D. In loamy soil
Explanation
Clay soils have very small pores and poor drainage, so water accumulates when drainage is inadequate, producing waterlogging. Sandy soils and gravels usually drain quickly, although any soil can become waterlogged under blocked drainage.
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