Which consequence results when seasonal groundwater rise compromises the load-bearing substrate beneath Mughal garden 'pietra dura'?

💡 Explanation

Increased structural instability occurs because seasonal groundwater rise causes increased pore water pressure promoting hydrostatic uplift, a buoyant force reducing effective stress; therefore, differential settling results, rather than deposition because this concerns fluid mechanics and not pollen sources alone.

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