Which risk increased for builders integrating complex aqueduct supply networks into historic Mughal garden systems?

💡 Explanation

Reduced flow due to silt buildup was a prominent construction risk as integration of modern aqueducts with open Mughal garden channels increased load above that for which channels had been designed, causing increased settling, clogging the flow passages; therefore, silt management became paramount rather than algae.

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