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Flooding can kill plants primarily due to waterlogged soil, which limits the availability of oxygen necessary for root respiration. Excessive moisture can also lead to root rot and fungal infections, impairing the plant's ability to absorb nutrients. Additionally, prolonged flooding may leach essential nutrients from the soil, further stressing the plants and hindering their growth.

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