Why does the water of pond not percolate through the soil making the pond dry? Give 3 detailed and explained reasons.
Is this because the soil fails to hold so much water and the space between the soil particles gets filled? If yes, Explain in detail. ---- ONE REASON
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The water of pond does not percolate through the soil making the pond dry. This is because:
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The water of pond does not percolate through the soil making the pond dry. This is because:
- The pond has a large amount of water (greater than the absorption tendency of the soil). The soil is not capable enough to absorb all the water from a pond.
- Also, if the soil will take up all the water from a pond, then the soil will become compact. The percolation rate of water from the soil will decrease.
- Waterlogging will occur in such a case. This will affect the activity of plants growing in that soil.
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