Which limiting consequence resulted from early maize agriculture?

💡 Explanation

Uniform genetics increased disease vulnerability because artificial selection favored specific traits, initiating genetic bottlenecking, then monoculture amplifies risk. Disease spreads easily in uniform crops therefore, rather than nutrient depletion becoming primary, as intercropping was common, diversifying risk.

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