In Chinampa agriculture, which consequence arises from continuous organic matter deposition?

💡 Explanation

Elevation increases around the chinampa due to fluvial accumulation by the 'Vertical Accretion' mechanism in reclaimed soils. This raises the soil because more organic matter is added at an accelerated rate, therefore, the cultivable surface elevates above the water, rather than causing consolidation.

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