A. Field Capacity (FC)
B. Maximum water holding capacity
C. Hygroscopic coefficient
D. Permanent wilting point
Submitted by: Shafiq-ur-Rehman
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A. Acid rain
B. Neutral rain
C. Both A & B
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C. Hydration
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A. Soil amendment
B. Soil conditioner
C. Both a & b
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B. Water use efficiency
C. Water harvesting
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A. Detachement of soil
B. Transportation
C. both A & B
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A. Deep Tillage
B. Conservation Tillage
C. Both a & b
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A. Stone
B. Soil
C. Rock
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A. Capillary water
B. Hygroscopic water
C. Gravitational water
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A. metamorphic rocks
B. Sedimentary rocks
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The correct answer to the question: "The amount of water that can be absorbed by an oven dry soil at 105•c when it is exposed to an atmosphere of 100% relative humidity is called:" is "Hygroscopic coefficient".