Increased irrigation demands: decrease the rate of transpiration increase the rate of surface water evaporation change the amount of precipitation in an area do not affect the water cycle

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Carla Richard

5 January, 15:08

Increased irrigation demands: decrease the rate of transpiration increase the rate of surface water evaporation change the amount of precipitation in an area do not affect the water cycle

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Maci Hutchinson · Answer 1

Answer: Increase the rate of surface water evaporation

Irrigation is a process, in which the crops are supplied with water, to ensure their proper growth. Increased in the irrigation supply can be because of the environmental conditions like hot summer season or may be because of the type of soil is semi arid or arid means the soil does not retains moisture efficiently. This will result in increase in the rate of evaporation of the surface water.