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What is one primary benefit of native vegetation in preventing soil erosion?
Native plants have deep roots that anchor the soil.
Native plants require more water to grow.
Native plants produce more fruit than non-native plants.
Native plants grow faster than non-native plants.
How does native vegetation contribute to soil structure?
By creating a dense canopy that blocks sunlight.
By enhancing microbial activity, which improves soil health.
By using more nutrients than other plants.
By preventing rainwater from reaching the soil.
Which of the following is a consequence of removing native vegetation in erosion-prone areas?
Increased soil stability.
Reduced habitat for wildlife.
Improved water retention.
Decreased soil fertility.
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