Soil phosphorus (P) management remains a critical challenge for agriculture worldwide, and
yet we are still unable to predict soil P dynamics as confidently as that of carbon (C) or …

Management of phosphorus (P) loss in soils with heavy manure application requires
improved understanding of the transformation characteristics of soil P. Influences of manure …

Phosphorus (P) eutrophication is a major pollution problem globally, with unprecedented
amount of P emanating from agricultural sources. But little is known about the optimization of …

Abstract Properties of biochar are thought to determine whether phosphorus (P) sorption or
increased P availability occur following biochar application to sandy acidic soil; the effect of …

In the present study, the efficiency of phenol removal from synthetic aqueous solutions by
chemically modified biochar with the use of 1M KOH or 1M FeCl3 was investigated. Initially …

Manure amendments to agricultural soils is an excellent opportunity for sustainable
utilization of agricultural waste while providing multiple benefits to improve soil quality and …

Core Ideas Establish a common threshold in P saturation across a geographic diversity of
soils. Predict water‐soluble P from soil P storage capacity to guide fertilizer strategies …

Catchment‐scale water quality models are increasingly popular tools for exploring the
potential effects of land management, land use change and climate change on water quality …

The manure fertilizer increases the phosphorus (P) saturation of soils and the colloidal P
release to water bodies. Manure of different particle-sizes may have different effects on …

Aims Organic acid exudation by plant roots is thought to promote phosphate (P)
solubilisation and bioavailability in soils with poorly available nutrients. Here we describe a …