Which outcome accelerates during failures in Aztec chinampa agriculture?

💡 Explanation

Increased soil salinity inhibits plant growth. Salinization occurs because rising water tables evaporate, leaving mineral salts behind; therefore, soil salinity increases, rather than improvement of water drainage or enhanced nitrogen fixation in unsustainable chinampa fields.

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