Question

what is the consequence of over - irrigation in soil that is not permeable enough? enhanced crop growth crop color change improved crop taste increased risk of waterlogging

Explanation:

When soil is not permeable enough and over - irrigated, water cannot drain away easily. Waterlogging occurs when there is an excessive amount of water in the soil pores, leaving little to no air space for plant roots. Enhanced crop growth is incorrect as waterlogged roots cannot respire properly. Crop color change is a less direct and less common consequence compared to waterlogging. Improved crop taste is not related to over - irrigation in non - permeable soil.

Answer:

increased risk of waterlogging