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…allows the Soil to become a “Sponge”, allowing for water to infiltrate and the Soil to absorb and hold more and more water.
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…realized by Dung Insects, other Soil In-Fauna, Fungal Mycelia, and Bacteria that move organic materials deeper into the Soil, and what’s critical is that this creates the pores that @Walter Jehne taught us…
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However, It’s the large-scale metabolic conversion of grass into nitrogenous fertilizer (=poop+urine) by the large herds of fairly “ineffiecient” grazers that is fueling overall growth of vegetation and even more important is the carbon capture by an Organic Soil, where another transfer is…
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I can see how a Large Standing Biomass of Ruminants could be a Driver of “Greenification”.
Water retention by physical means, e.g. half-moons, dikes, and terrasses, and land topography in general must play a role, esp. in areas with elevation changes
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I don’t believe it, really…based on research…

I see green tones…

Not a Spanish Mackerel…?