Which of the following is a consequence of water logging in soils?

Increased crop yield

Soil salinity

Improved drainage

Enhanced soil fertility

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B. Soil salinity

Water logging can increase salinity in soils due to evaporation, making it detrimental to plant growth rather than enhancing it.

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