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water dissolves the chemical from agricultural fields and take them to nearest water bodies suggest how this affects the aquatic life and other organisms​

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Excessive irrigation can affect water quality by causing erosion, transporting nutrients, pesticides, and heavy metals, or decreasing the amount of water that flows naturally in streams and rivers. It can also cause a buildup of selenium, a toxic metal that can harm waterfowl reproduction.

Pesticides can reduce the availability of plants and insects that serve as habitat and food for fish and other aquatic animals. ... Spraying herbicides can also reduce reproductive success of fish and aquatic animals. The shallow, weedy nursery areas for many fish species provide abundant food and shelter for young fish.

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