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Continuously water-logged soils are disadvantageous for plant growth. Why?

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Answered by cutegirl1541984
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When soil is water logged, all the pore spaces are filled with water and oxygen is pushed out of the soil. Oxygen from the pore spaces move into the atmosphere. So, in water logged soil, the plants do not grow well as the roots of the plants do not absorb oxygen. This stops the respiration and production of energy....

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Answered by Abhinavajayankvs2009
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plants do not grow well as the roots of the plants do not absorb oxygen.

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