Which risk increases when winds persistently exceed lichen-cover anchoring thresholds?

💡 Explanation

Increased winds exceeding lichen threshold causes loess accumulations because deflation removes finer sediments, transporting it to adjacent formation sites. Therefore, siltation increases, rather than deposition being suppressed like with chemical weathering or retention.

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