Which risk increased in early Chinampa agriculture when waterlogged lands were over-extended?

💡 Explanation

Increased irrigation without drainage caused capillary action which left behind dissolved mineral accumulations; Salinization reduces cultivation because the process depends on a rising supply of water from the soil and evaporation, therefore it harms fertility rather than alternatives under drained conditions.

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