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(C) Water-holding capacity is the extent to which a soil can hold capillary water against gravity. It is defined as the amount of water retained by a

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(C) Water-holding capacity is the extent to which a soil can hold capillary water against gravity. It is defined as the amount of water retained by a unit weight of dry soil when immersed in water under standardized conditions. Sandy soil consists of large particles with large pore spaces,which allows water to drain away quickly,resulting in the poorest water-holding capacity among soil types.

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$(B)$ Kreb's cycle	$(b)$ Cytoplasmic matrix
$(C)$ Electron transport chain

The soil with the poorest water-holding capacity is

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