Which of the following is a consequence of frequent irrigation?

Frequent irrigation often leads to increased weed growth due to the optimal conditions it creates for weed seeds to germinate and thrive. When soil is consistently kept moist, many types of weeds are encouraged to sprout and establish themselves since they typically require less water than desirable crops or plants. Additionally, a high moisture environment often promotes weed species that might have shallow root systems, allowing them to quickly take advantage of the water before your desired plants do. This scenario emphasizes the importance of managing irrigation practices carefully to strike a balance that supports desirable plant growth while minimizing conditions conducive to weeds.