WaterLogged Soil
Waterlogged soil refers to soil that is saturated with water, leading to poor drainage and limited oxygen availability for plant roots. This excessive water content can hinder the growth of plants and promote the development of anaerobic conditions, which can be detrimental to root health. Waterlogged soil is characterized by its heavy, compacted texture and often has a distinct odor due to the lack of oxygen. This condition can be caused by factors such as heavy rainfall, poor soil structure, or inadequate drainage systems.