Soil moisture that plants are capable of accessing and using is called
A) wilting point water.
B) gravitational water.
C) available water.
D) hygroscopic water.

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Available water is the soil moisture that is accessible to plants and can be used by them for growth and development. Wilting point water is the minimum amount of soil moisture required to prevent wilting in plants, while gravitational water is the excess water that drains from the soil due to gravity. Hygroscopic water is the soil moisture that is tightly bound to soil particles and cannot be accessed by plants.

Soil Moisture That Plants Are Capable of Accessing and Using