Which long-term effect increases when vegetation inhibits horizonation during pedogenesis?

💡 Explanation

Inhibition leads to less vertical transport during pedogenesis, therefore results in diminished soil nutrient stratification because bioturbation is reduced by a lack of differing root deposition; rather than accelerated weathering which needs horizonation to expose new mineral surfaces.

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