Question

What is the result of too much water given to soil?

Answer 1

Hint: Water is an essential component of all the living beings and we are quite aware of that. All organisms which sustain in diversity including plants, trees, shrubs require water for their survival. but excessive water had its own disadvantages. Water forms ninety percent of our body. It maintains the body's fluidity and is also present in blood. Blood acquires its aqueous nature from water only.

Complete answer:
Water maintains the osmotic balance of the body. Water present in proportionate levels can be beneficial in many ways. Water maintains the fluidity in the body, balancing all the organs in the form of blood so that organs do not collide with each other. Keep skin fresh and healthy. As skin has sweat glands underneath which will keep the body cool from inside when body temperature rises that is known as osmoregulation.
Without water in the body, the body will shrink, as water helps in rigidity of the body, helps to maintain water in tissues and cells. Cells require water in the form of vacuoles for its growth and function. Water acts as a medium of transporter. It helps in absorbing elements that are nutrition from the food. It also eliminates toxic materials or substances from the body in the form of urine and sweat.
Excessive water if given to soil, roots uptake the water to maximum extent and then starts retaining or losing water after sometime. If not, then the roots start decaying in water. Or else water slays off the top layer of soil which is rich in nutrients leading to soil erosion.

Note:
As we discussed why water is important in soil and also the body, apart from all the above-mentioned functions, it helps the muscles of the body to tone up and also helps in elasticity of the skin. Without adequate water level the skin and muscle will lose elasticity and the skin will start to wrinkle up. Also, it is maintaining the moisture in the body.