Which outcome resulted from the Aztecs constructing chinampas in the Valley of Mexico's lake system?

💡 Explanation

When Aztecs constructed chinampas, floating gardens encouraged high nutrient levels mainly through aquatic plant root contribution, and the unique micro-environment around the raised beds enhanced nitrogen fixation done by aquatic microorganisms. Therefore enhanced nitrition fixation came naturally, rather than other outcomes and failure mechanisms.

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