Practice mode Agronomy

What is the soil water called that exceeds hygroscopic and capillary water and drains downwards under gravity?

Correct answer A. Gravitational water

Explanation

Gravitational water fills the large pore spaces after heavy rain or irrigation and drains away under gravity within a day or two, so plants make little use of it.

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