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← HistoryWhich consequence results when extended irrigation using qanats introduces salts?
A)Increased nitrogen fixation occurs
B)Crop yield decreases slowly✓
C)Soil aggregate structure improves
D)Water infiltration rates improve
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Salinization concentrates dissolved salts via capillary action, leading to osmotic stress because the plant's water uptake is inhibited; therefore, crop yields decrease over the long term, rather than improvements from aggregation or nitrogen, which are unrelated.
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