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Physical dryness and physiological dryness of soil

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### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Definition of Physical Dryness**: - Physical dryness of soil refers to an actual shortage of water in the soil. This means that the soil does not have enough moisture to support plant growth. 2. **Characteristics of Physical Dryness**: - In conditions of physical dryness, the soil is unable to provide sufficient water to the plants, leading to stress and potential wilting of the plants. ...
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