A. Field capacity
B. capillary water
C. gravitational water
D. hygroscopic water
Correct Answer:
Option A – Field capacity
Explanation
Field capacity is the type of water left in the soil after excess water has been drained off, following heavy rainfall. This water is available to all plants.
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