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Why can natural vegetation decrease due to expansion of agriculture?

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Correct answer: Because forest land can be converted into farmland

The direct answer is A: forest land can be converted into farmland. Natural vegetation means plants that grow without being planted or managed by people. When agriculture expands, people clear forests, grasslands, or other natural areas to make fields, so the original vegetation decreases. The reasoning is: more demand for crops leads to more cultivated land; creating fields may require cutting trees and removing wild plants; therefore natural vegetation becomes less extensive. Option A is correct because it describes this land-use change. Option B is wrong because agriculture does not make sunlight stop; sunlight continues to reach Earth. Option C is wrong because mountains do not disappear merely because farming expands. Option D is wrong because agriculture does not cause a sea to form. Remember: clearing natural land for cultivation reduces natural vegetation.

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Agricultural ExpansionLand UseVegetation Loss

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