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    Plantation of high water-consuming plants for withdrawal of ground water is termed as:
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    Plantation of high water-consuming plants for withdrawal of ground water is termed as:

    A.

    Surface drainage

    B.

    Bio drainage

    C.

    Sub surface drainage

    D.

    Mole drainage

    Correct option is B


    Correct option: (b) Bio drainage
    Why (b) is correct:
    · Bio drainage uses deep-rooted, high water-consuming trees (e.g., Eucalyptus) to lower groundwater levels through transpiration.
    · It is an eco-friendly method where conventional drainage is difficult or costly.
    ❌ Why other options are incorrect:
    · (a) Surface drainage – Removes excess water from the soil surface via channels.
    · (c) Subsurface drainage – Uses buried pipes/tiles to drain water below the surface.
    · (d) Mole drainage – Creates temporary channels in clay soils; not plant-based.
    �� Key Points
    · Bio drainage = biological control of waterlogging using vegetation.
    · Effective in waterlogged and saline areas.

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