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Class 9GeographyNatural Vegetation and WildlifeConservationExpertLevel 69
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If vegetation along a riverbank is removed, what is the biggest conservation threat?

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Correct answer: Erosion and decline in water habitat quality

Riverbank vegetation binds soil and protects water sources. Exam tip: connect riverside plants with water conservation.

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Riverbank VegetationErosionWater Habitat

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Erosion and decline in water habitat quality

Why is this the correct answer?

Riverbank vegetation binds soil and protects water sources. Exam tip: connect riverside plants with water conservation.

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This is a Class 9 Geography question. Chapter: Natural Vegetation and Wildlife. Topic: Conservation.

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