Question
How physical dryness differ from physiological dryness?

Answer

  1. Physical dryness: In these habitats, soil has a little amount of water due to the inability of the soil to hold water because of low rainfall.
  2. Physiological dryness: In these habitats, water is sufficiently present but plants are unable to absorb it because of the absence of capillary spaces.
    Example: Plants in salty and acidic soil.

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