Environmental Science & Technology · 2026
Organic Fertilization Promotes the Microbial Formation of Moderately Active Soil Phosphorus Pools to Sustain Phosphorus Availability: Insights from 180 years of Fertilization
Pan, W., Tang, S., Wanek, W., Liu, X., Zhou, J., Gregory, A. S., Marsden, K. A., Chadwick, D. R., Liang, Y., Wu, L., Jones, D. L., Ma, Q.
Abstract
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Findings
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FYM vs. NPKsignificant · 0–23 cm · Broadbalk Winter Wheat Classical experiment · 0-23 cm;180-yearhistory;fourpseudoreplicates
Numbers
- treatment 73 vs. control 28 mg kg-1 (+160.7 %)
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