Which outcome accelerates after plant root death spurs invertebrate activity?

💡 Explanation

Increased invertebrate activity causes faster organic material decomposition by bioturbation, because they redistribute and aerate soil to augment microbial access; therefore decomposition rate increases, rather than glacial ice accumulation without freeze-thaw cycles.

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