if a plant is over watered all the spaces between the soil particles become filled with water. How does this waterlogged soil affect
a) the plant's roots ? why
b) the plant's growth? why
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a) the plant's roots
Explanation:
Over-watering severely limits (or even cuts off) the supply of oxygen that roots depend on to function properly, meaning that plants do not get adequate oxygen to survive. Furthermore, too much water can also lead to root rotting and the irreversible decay of roots.
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