Which risk increased when elaborate stepped water channels within Mughal gardens encountered seasonal flooding?

💡 Explanation

Increased sediment deposition was a risk because flooding carries silt, exacerbating siltation. Channels lost hydraulic capacity because increased SEDIMENTATION blocked flow and reduced the channel's volume; therefore sediment became trapped, rather than allowing flow, and causing channel blockage or physical damage.

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