Biology, asked by Maniry6563, 1 year ago

How do the water help plants to protect from frost?

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Answered by rupeshkumarrana

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Water acts as an insulator. Plant cells that are plump with water will be stronger against cold damage. Likewise, moist soil will tend to stay warmer than dry soil, so a regular watering schedule in dry, cold weather can help protect plants from freezing temperatures.

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