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BiologyWhy are plants unable to absorb hygroscopic water found in the soil?Class 11The Living WorldHydrological cycleMedium BiologyWhat is the usual value of soil water potential, and how does it determine the direction of water movement?Class 11The Living WorldMedium BiologyIn the water cycle, infiltrometers are primarily used to evaluate the rate of which process?Class 11The Living WorldHydrological cycleEasy BiologyWhat is the soil water called that is held in extremely fine pores with such high tension that plants cannot extract it?Class 11The Living WorldHydrological cycleMedium BiologyWhat is the soil water held by negative matric pressure against soil particles and not freely drained by gravity called?Class 11The Living WorldHydrological cycleMedium BiologyIn soil science, what is the key structural difference between permeability and porosity?Class 11The Living WorldHydrological cycleMedium BiologyThe part of groundwater retained in small soil pores by capillary forces and not freely drained by gravity is called what?Class 11The Living WorldHydrological cycleMedium BiologyIn soil science, what is the downward movement of excess water by gravity after field capacity called?Class 11The Living WorldHydrological cycleMedium BiologyThe maximum rate at which soil can absorb rainwater is called its what?Class 11The Living WorldHydrological cycleMedium BiologyWhat is the importance of capillarity in the water cycle?Class 11The Living WorldHydrological cycleEasy BiologyWhy is the presence of water in soil necessary for plants?Class 11The Living WorldHydrological cycleEasy BiologyWhat is the process of water soaking down into the soil surface called?Class 11The Living WorldHydrological cycleEasy