Which of the following types of water is accessible to plants?
A)Hygroscopic.
B)Capillary.
C)Deficit water.
D)Transpired water.

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Capillary water is the type of water accessible to plants. It is held in the soil in small spaces between particles and is available for plant uptake. Hygroscopic water is held too tightly to soil particles for plants to access, deficit water is the result of soil moisture levels dropping below what plants need, and transpired water is water that has already been taken up by the plant and released into the air through transpiration.

Which of the Following Types of Water Is Accessible to Plants