Which functionality was most increased by terracotta pipes in Mughal garden water systems?

💡 Explanation

Terracotta pipes increased pressure because they allowed the creation of steeper gradients and airtight delivery, therefore pressurized fountains became possible, rather than systems governed almost entirely by gravity over great distances.

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