Which outcome results when intense eluviation impacts pedogenesis within soils?

💡 Explanation

Eluviation is the transport of soil material; accelerated eluviation affects pedogenesis by *illuviation*, the deposition of leached material. Translocation rates increase because suspended clay travels downwards, therefore option B is correct, rather than other processes close to the surface that are associated with weathering.

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