Which consequence occurs when subsurface drainage fails in Mughal gardens?

💡 Explanation

When subsurface drainage fails, waterlogging directly damages plant roots because the aeration of the root zone decreases due to decreased gas diffusion; therefore plant health declines rather than impacting stone inlay or wider infrastructure.

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