alleryStart learning →Which soil water, held in pores by capillarity, can roots absorb?
AGravitational water
BCapillary water
CHygroscopic water
DCombined water
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Capillary water
Water held between neighbouring soil particles by capillarity is the only form roots can take up.
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