Adding water until the water table rises and envelops the deep roots of plants resulting in a loss of productivity, ultimately killing them, is called

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Waterlogging is the process of adding water to the soil until the water table rises and envelops the deep roots of the plants. This leads to a loss of productivity, as the plants cannot access essential nutrients in the soil, and ultimately, the plants die. The other options listed also contribute to soil degradation and loss of productivity, but they do not specifically refer to the process of adding water and causing waterlogging.

Adding Water Until the Water Table Rises and Envelops the Deep