Why is the soil on riverbanks with trees growing near them not easily eroded by water?
A. The roots absorb the water.
B. The roots hold the soil particles together.
C. The soil is compact and hard to break.
D. The soil stops the water from seeping into it.
A. The roots absorb the water.
B. The roots hold the soil particles together.
C. The soil is compact and hard to break.
D. The soil stops the water from seeping into it.
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A.The roots absorb the water