Which destructive result was avoided by Mughal gardens through integrating qanats?

💡 Explanation

Qanats prevented soil salinization in Mughal gardens, introducing water gradually; therefore, the water table remained stable rather than resulting in capillary action transporting dissolved salts to the surface because qanats mitigated rapid evaporation that draws salts upwards.

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