Land degradation of extensive vegetation cover removal can lead to all exceptQuestion 3Answera.Droughtb.Deforestationc.Desertificationd.Condensation

The answer is d. Condensation.

Here's why:

a. Drought - When vegetation cover is removed, the soil loses its ability to retain water, leading to drier conditions or drought.

b. Deforestation - This is actually the process of removing vegetation cover itself.

c. Desertification - The removal of vegetation can lead to desertification because plants play a crucial role in retaining water and nutrients in the soil. Without them, the soil can become barren like a desert.

d. Condensation - This is a process in the water cycle where water vapor in the air cools down and changes back into liquid form, forming clouds or dew. It is not directly affected by land degradation or removal of vegetation cover.