In relation to plants, hypoxic or anaerobic conditions refer to when the soil or substrate has little to no available oxygen. The oxygen in the pores of the soil profile is replaced by water. When saturated conditions persist, the microbial, fungal and plant activities quickly use up any remaining oxygen. Obviously copied I'm not that intelligent!
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