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← HistoryWhich process limited terrace effectiveness in Andean potato cultivation?
A)Erosion from altered water flow✓
B)Glyphosate accumulation causing plant mutations
C)Volcanic ash inhibiting photosynthesis
D)Inadequate airflow causing frost pocketing
💡 Explanation
Erosion caused terraces to degrade and lose structure because gravity-driven soil loss exceeded natural replacement. The terraces could not effectively retain soil due to surface runoff, therefore agricultural yields declined rather than being maximized with ideal terrace geometry.
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