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← HistoryDuring ancient paddy rice cultivation, which challenge was minimized by terracing?
A)Nutrient depletion in flooded fields
B)Eutrophication from excessive fertilizers
C)Soil erosion from concentrated runoff✓
D)Water evaporation in highland conditions
💡 Explanation
Terracing reduces soil erosion, because it converts long slopes into a series of level steps, therefore slowing water velocity and lessening concentrated flow that can carry away topsoil, rather than affecting nutrient management or evaporation.
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