Relating to or denoting plant water relationships where the plant loses water faster than it absorbs it from the soil.
From epi- (above, beyond) + hydric (water-related); a botanical term describing excessive water loss compared to water availability.
Epihydric plants are like dehydrated athletes—they lose water so fast that even wet soil can't keep up, so they need constant humidity or they'll wilt.
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