Soils under natural, tropical forests provide essential ecosystem services that have been
shaped by long-term soil–vegetation feedbacks. However, deforestation of tropical forest …

Phosphorus is a key limiting nutrient of terrestrial and marine primary production. Thus, the
global phosphorus cycle is intimately linked with the carbon cycle and influences climate …

Whether and how to synchronously regulate stream water nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P)
concentrations and ratios is a major challenge for sustainable aquatic functions. Soil carbon …

Continuous crop expansion has led to a growing demand for phosphate fertilizers. A sound
knowledge of the dynamics of phosphorus, and its interaction with iron oxides and organic …

Phosphorus added to soil is only partly available to crops because it is sorbed to some
extent by various soil components. The aim of this study was to assess the influence of …

Phosphorus (P) is a water pollutant of significant concern as it limits the productivity of most
freshwater systems, which can undergo eutrophication under heavy phosphorus inputs …

Application of organic manure (OM) and crop residues in agricultural soils can potentially
influence positively or negatively the availability of soil phosphorus (P) through soil …

Phosphorous (P) sorption on mineral surfaces largely controls P mobility and bioavailability,
hence its pollution potential, but the sorption speciation and mechanism remain poorly …

Organic phosphorus (OP) represents a significant fraction of the total P pool in soils. With the
increasing use of organic resources to substitute mineral P fertilizers and the need to …

With the increasing use of organic resource for P fertilization, the adsorption and desorption
dynamics of various organic phosphorus (OP) forms remain an important gap of knowledge …