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← HistoryWhich outcome commonly resulted when Mesoamerican chinampa agriculture increased soil salt?
A)Accelerated maize crop nutrient deficiency✓
B)Increased chinampa floating stability
C)Greater overall water infiltration rate
D)Decreased night-time frost susceptibility
💡 Explanation
Increased soil salt stunts crop growth because it creates an osmotic imbalance reducing water uptake, therefore impacting maize cultivation rather than altering farm stability; increased salinity impairs nutrient availability.
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