Biology, asked by ShaluSupriya, 3 months ago

compare the water holding capacity of given soil samples E1 and E2. E1= Pot soil E2=Field soil​

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Answered by dryash1009
38

Answer:

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Explanation:

Difference between soil water content and water holding capacity (WHC) from a soil ... But water holding capacity is worked beyond field capacity . ... It is measured by drying the soil sample at 105 degree Celsius to a constant weight ... 2 points, and taking the difference, water holding capacity of the soil can be calculated.

Answered by sarahssynergy
8

Water holding capacity of Pot soil and Field soil:

Explanation:

  • In general, container soils with a water-holding capacity of 40% would hold enough water to meet plant demand for about one day.
  • Usually mixes have a higher water-holding capacity than this so that irrigation can be less frequent.
  • Field Capacity is the amount of soil moisture or water content held in the soil.
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