A plant that is unable to extract needed water from soil has reached which of the following?
A)Field capacity.
B)Permeability.
C)Wilting point.
D)Porosity.

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The wilting point is the point at which a plant is unable to extract water from soil. Therefore, option C is the correct answer. Option A (field capacity) refers to the maximum amount of water that soil can hold, option B (permeability) refers to the ability of water to move through soil, and option D (porosity) refers to the amount of pore space in soil that can hold water or air. None of these options indicate that a plant is unable to extract needed water from soil.

A Plant That Is Unable to Extract Needed Water from Soil