Environmental Sciences, asked by skainulhaque85, 9 months ago

Why soil water holding capacity is different

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Answered by farhat48

Loamy soil I am not sure

I think so

Answered by vinothiniHY

Explanation:

The larger the surface area the easier it is for the soil to hold onto water so it has a higher water holding capacity. Sand in contrast has large particle sizes which results in smaller surface area. The water holding capacity for sand is low.

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