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← HistoryWhich outcome reduces topsoil loss from terraced agriculture?
A)Improved water infiltration✓
B)Decreased solar reflection
C)Reduced nocturnal temperature
D)Increased nutrient runoff
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The terraced structure slows water flow, causing improved water infiltration, because gravity's erosive force becomes diffused through multiple levels of terrain; therefore topsoil adheres to the terrace rather than being washed downslope.
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