Which risk increases when prolonged drought induces root cavitation?

💡 Explanation

Reduced transpiration rate stability occurs upon root cavitation during drought when water columns break, therefore disrupting the cohesion-tension mechanism. This impedes continuous water transport, rather than optimizing nutrient uptake, because cavitation diminishes water's cohesive properties.

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