What is the volume of groundwater which can be extracted by gravity dr – McqOptions

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1.	What is the volume of groundwater which can be extracted by gravity drainage from a soil stratum when expressed as percentage fraction of the volume of the soil stratum?
A.	Pellicular water
B.	Available water
C.	Specific yield
D.	Field capacity
Answer» D. Field capacity

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