Practice mode Water Management

Significant crop damage generally occurs when the capillary meniscus reaches the permanent wilting point. What is this moisture known as?

Correct answer D. A & B

Explanation

Moisture held below the permanent wilting point, including the hygroscopic water bound tightly to particles, is unavailable to plants, so roots cannot extract it.

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