Which horizon development occurs when excessive precipitation occurs?

💡 Explanation

Eluviation increases because excessive precipitation enhances soil leaching, which moves dissolved substances and smaller particles from upper to lower horizons, therefore intensifies eluviation rather than other soil-forming actions under normal moisture.

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