Which consequence results when increased bioturbation affects clay soils?

💡 Explanation

When bioturbation occurs, burrowing organisms increase soil macropores, therefore aeration and drainage rises, because animals create new channels. Soil structure loosens with mixing, rather than restricting flow as A suggests.

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