The field capacity is the amount of water retained by a saturated soil – McqOptions

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1.	The field capacity is the amount of water retained by a saturated soil mass after being acted by gravity. The amount of water required to bring the soil moisture content of that soil up to field capacity is called__________________?
A.	Soil-moisture deficiency
B.	Field-moisture deficiency
C.	Equivalent-moisture deficiency
D.	a and b are correct
Answer» E.

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