Principles of Real EstatePregunta 21 de 120
The process by which soil is gradually deposited by the action of water, increasing an owner's land, is called:
a.Accretion
b.Erosion
c.Avulsion
d.Reliction
Explicación
Accretion is the gradual addition of land through the deposit of soil by natural water action, and the new soil is called alluvion. It typically increases the landowner's property. Erosion is the opposite gradual loss of land.
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