Question

what is the consequence of over - irrigation in soil that is not permeable enough? increased risk of waterlogging crop color change enhanced crop growth improved crop taste

Explanation:

When soil is not permeable enough and over - irrigation occurs, water cannot drain away easily. This leads to waterlogging where the soil becomes saturated with water. Crop color change, enhanced crop growth, and improved crop taste are not typical consequences of over - irrigation in impermeable soil.

Answer:

increased risk of waterlogging