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← GeographyWhich risk increases when tropical rainforest soil loses vegetation?
A)Accelerated laterization by pedogenesis✓
B)Increased nitrogen fixation efficiency
C)Enhanced silicate mineral formation
D)Reduced albedo related to temperature
💡 Explanation
Accelerated laterization by pedogenesis occurs because the loss of vegetation allows increased solar radiation and rainfall directly on the exposed soil; therefore rapid weathering and leaching happen, which converts minerals to oxides near the surface, rather than gradual change.
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