Which of the following is a consequence of overgrazing in grasslands?

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Overgrazing in grasslands results in all of the consequences mentioned, including soil compaction, reduction in water penetration, reduction in seed germination, and reduced seedling growth. Grazing animals trample the soil, causing it to become compacted and preventing water from penetrating. This can lead to a decrease in the number of seeds that germinate, as well as slower seedling growth.

Which of the Following Is a Consequence of Overgrazing in Grasslands