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Why do you think increasing vegetation slows the rate of erosion? please help :]
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Why do you think increasing vegetation slows the rate of erosion?
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I'm pretty sure it stops erosion because the roots of the plants hold the soil, so that the soil doesn't fall away as quickly.

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