Which consequence resulted from the limitations of the 'coa' in Aztec chinampa agriculture?

💡 Explanation

The 'coa' limited cultivation of dense vegetation in chinampas because its digging stick action required pre-cleared, soft soil and was unsuited for cutting or removing larger plants. Therefore, crop variety was restricted rather than promoting salinity because that involved inadequate drainage.

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