Moisture Retention is the capacity of a growing medium or dewatered sludge to retain water within its matrix against the force of gravity, serving as a critical physicochemical property that distinguishes it from mere water absorption or porosity by emphasizing the material’s ability to store and gradually release water for biological or engineering purposes.
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