Geography, asked by charan2035, 6 months ago

why vegetation prevents disintegration

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Answered by mannkhandelwal0

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Answer:

due to rain harvesting

Answered by Twinklinglights85

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Explanation:

Vegetation : Roots of large trees reach deep into rocks and cause physical disintegration due to pressure. Most of : vegetation, however, prevents disintegration of rocks because it binds the surface layer and does not allow exposure of rocks beneath to the elements of weathering.

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