Question

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

Explanation:

When soil is not permeable enough and over - irrigated, water cannot drain away easily. Waterlogging occurs when there is an excessive accumulation of water in the soil. Crop color change is not a direct and typical consequence of over - irrigation in non - permeable soil. Over - irrigation in non - permeable soil is more likely to harm crop growth rather than improve crop taste or enhance crop growth.

Answer:

increased risk of waterlogging