Which outcome results, due to increased evapotranspiration above the limit of water delivery, in a failing Mughal garden water system?

💡 Explanation

The evapotranspiration reduces water quantity available to distribute across the channels, inducing a loss of hydraulic head due to increased frictional loss, therefore, lowering the pressure necessary for proper fountain function, rather than excess biomass or aqueduct blockages.

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