Which impact occurs when soil salinity drastically decreases water absorption?

💡 Explanation

Reduced soil salinity raises water potential triggering increased root water absorption. Stomatal closure from increased turgor from this therefore causes lowered transpiration, rather than increased rates, sucrose boosts, or heightened embolism risks, because water absorption is not the limiting factor.

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