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← HistoryWhich outcome follows from intensive terrace farming exceeding the hydric interval?
A)Soil erosion accelerates downslope rapidly✓
B)Crop yields initially undergo eutrophication surge
C)Nitrogen fixation begins increasing slowly
D)Arable land quality paradoxically benefits overall
💡 Explanation
Soil erosion occurs because exceeding the hydric interval triggers a SLIPS mechanism in terrace construction practices; the soil's shear strength decreases. Therefore, collapses and slides become increasingly hazardous rather than benefiting or promoting crop production/nitrogen fixation.
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