Which consequence results when qanats supplying Mughal gardens encounter unexpectedly porous strata?

💡 Explanation

Large scale hydraulic gradients form because of subsurface water volume losses when encountering permeable strata. This is hydraulic conductivity, therefore inducing a lower piezometric head rather than increased dissolution, sedimentation, or direct evaporation, which have other causes.

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