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← HistoryWhich mechanism maintains arable soil fertility in ancient terrace farming?
A)Controlled topsoil erosion✓
B)Complete prevention of all erosion
C)Increased subsoil water infiltration
D)Accelerated subsoil decomposition
💡 Explanation
Reduced slope length allowed controlled topsoil erosion from the upper terraces because deposition occurs on lower terraces. Therefore fertility is steadily maintained because material is redistributed downslope, rather than lost entirely.
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