Which irrigation demand risk increases with wide shadier tree canapies covering historic Mughal garden water channels?

💡 Explanation

Increased tree coverage leads to increased water uptake through plant transpiration, which results from increased root surface area, because trees compete with designed irrigation targets; therefore, less irrigation will be delivered downstream rather than optimizing designed visual effects.

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