Why plants die under water logged condition?
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One reason is a lack of oxygen in a waterlogged soil damages or kills plant roots. Plant roots require oxygen for cellular respiration. ... Another reason is that anaerobic microbes in a waterlogged soil produce toxic waste products that can harm plant roots.
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because they cannot live without air
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as excess water stop the supply of water
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