During prolonged sieges, which outcome resulted from inadequate control of fermentation?

💡 Explanation

Scurvy occurred because a lack of vitamin C-rich foods and poorly preserved supplies led to impaired collagen synthesis. This process resulted in bodily weakening, therefore, scurvy was prevalent, rather than combustion, due to a different nutritional deficiency source.

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