Which type of water is defined as soil moisture tightly bound to each soil particle and unavailable for plant use?
A)Capillary.
B)Gravitational.
C)Available.
D)Hygroscopic.

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Hygroscopic water is soil moisture that is bound too tightly to soil particles and is not available for plant use. Capillary water is held between soil particles and is available for plants. Gravitational water is water that drains from soil due to gravity. Available water is the water that can be absorbed by plant roots.

Which Type of Water Is Defined as Soil Moisture Tightly