Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) faces chronic food insecurity associated with soil degradation
and the peculiar aftermath of climate change and exacerbated by rising population and …

Where and which countries should receive higher priority for improving inorganic fertilizer
use in rice fields in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA)? This study addressed this question by …

Globalization intensifies the demand for agricultural products from specific regions, resulting
in intensive farming practices that can exacerbate local cropland soil phosphorus (P) …

Soil phosphorus (P) directly impacts major sustainability outcomes, namely crop yields,
water quality, and carbon sequestration. Optimally managing P to improve sustainability …

Phosphate-solubilizing bacteria represent a bioalternative in making soil-immobilized
phosphorus (P) available to plants, and consequently improve agriculture sustainability and …

In the era of COP28, where most of the developed and developing economies concentrate
more on the development of environmentally friendly energy resources to tackle the issue of …

Phosphorus bioavailability is essential for assessing compost quality. However, the effects of
microbial and environmental factors on potentially active phosphorus (H 2 OP+ NaHCO 3 …

Microorganisms with the ability to dissolve phosphorus have the potential to release this
essential nutrient into the soil through natural solubilization processes, which allows for …

With limited phosphorus (P) supplies, increasing P demand, and issues with P runoff and
pollution, developing an ability to reuse the large amounts of residual P stored in agricultural …

Phosphate (P) resources are expected to be depleted within a century. Therefore, promoting
balanced phosphorus fertilizer use and understanding phosphorus dynamics in soils …