Soil moisture that plants are capable of accessing and using is called

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Capillary water refers to the water held in soil pores that plants can access and use. Wilting point water is the minimum amount of water required for plants to avoid wilting, free molecular water refers to water that is not bound to soil particles and is not available for plants, and hygroscopic water refers to water that is bound too tightly to soil particles for plants to access.

Soil Moisture That Plants Are Capable of Accessing and Using