How does rainfall effect plant growth?

Answer 1

if the roots wont rot away it will probably develop fugai diseases and die.
EFFECT OF CONTINUOUS RAIN ON PLANTS:-

Continuous Rain Effects The Plants Badly Continuous Rain Destroys The Roots Of

Plants And Some Other Important Parts Too So This Makes The Plants Die

Answer 2

When there is continuous rainfall the rain blocks the soil pores and the soil is not able to take in oxygen because roots of plants also need oxygen if they do not get sufficient amount of oxygen it will weaken the plant

Answer 3

Yes, it helps the plant grow just as any other natural water you feed it.

Improved answer:

Yes he/she is correct, but not only does water help plants it also can hurt them. Like anything else a plant can drown in large amounts of water.

Answer 4

Although rainfall is extremely important when it comes to a means of cheap and natural irrigation for plants, it can also prove to be fatal to the flora as well as the fauna that survive on it. The rainfall that harms plant matter actually appears during what is known as an "acid rain". Due to high emissions of carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, sulphur dioxide,Chlorofluorocarbons, nitrogen dioxide and other such greenhouse gases, the water that evaporates into the atmosphere actually combines with these harmful gases that have been released into the same atmosphere to form acid rain. This rain, as the name suggests, is acidic in nature and can destroy plant cover when it comes in contact with it.

Answer 5

Rainfall provides plants with the water they need to carry out important biological processes like photosynthesis, nutrient uptake, and growth. Without sufficient rainfall, plants may struggle to grow, leading to stunted growth, wilted leaves, or even death. However, excessive rainfall can also be detrimental by causing root rot or waterlogging, which can hinder a plant's ability to absorb nutrients and oxygen from the soil.

Answer 6

decrease in production of crops.. and meat from animals

Answer 7

The effect of continuous rain on plants would be negative. This is because the constant water would make the plants cells burst making them die.

Answer 8

Continuous rain results in decaying of plants.

Answer 9

Soil gets waterlogged and plant dies.