Which consequence directly results when intense aridity limits 'bioturbation' in semi-arid soils?

💡 Explanation

Reduced ‘bioturbation’ limits soil mixing because less activity from organisms prevents particle turnover. As a result, horizon stratification decreases therefore the rate of soil profile development declines, rather than accelerated weathering; those are effects of chemical reactions.

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