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what decreases in soil because of deforestation ​

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Answered by TheSatyam
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Answer: Soluable ions are decreased after deforestation

Answered by shraddhasingh3031
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Explanation:

Deforestation and subsequently tillage practices resulted in almost a 20% increase in bulk density, 50% decrease in organic matter and total nitrogen, a 10 to 15% decrease in soluble ions comparing to the undisturbed forest soil.

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