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3. Phosphorus distributions in alluvial soils of the Lower Mississippi River Basin: A case of dual legacies L. Witthaus et al.
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6. New insights into sorption and desorption of organic phosphorus on goethite, gibbsite, kaolinite and montmorillonite I. Amadou et al.
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8. Rare microbial community structure and networks in association with phosphorus forms under soil phosphorus accumulation G. Wang et al.
9. Contrasting roles of reactive oxygen species in pyrophosphate-induced growth inhibition under normal and salt stress conditions Y. Yang et al.
10. Predicting high resolution total phosphorus concentrations for soils of the Upper Mississippi River Basin using machine learning C. Dolph et al.
11. Characteristics of inorganic phosphorus fractions and their correlations with soil properties in three non-acidic soils N. ZHANG et al.
12. Alpine wetland degradation affects carbon cycle function genes but does not reduce soil microbial diversity M. Yuan et al.
13. Preferential adsorption of nitrogen- and phosphorus-containing organic compounds to minerals in soils: A review M. Spohn
14. Seasonal and Spatio-Temporal Distribution of Nutrients in the Hula Valley after Drainage: B: Phosphorus M. Gophen
15. Mineral-associated organic carbon promotes phosphorus accumulation in a long-term fertilized black soil N. ZHANG et al.
16. Vertical patterns of phosphorus concentration and speciation in three forest soil profiles of contrasting climate Z. Zhang et al.
17. Effect of forest chronosequence on ecological stoichiometry and nitrogen and phosphorus stocks in Alnus nepalensis forest stands, central Himalaya R. Joshi & S. Garkoti
18. Long‐term degradation from marshes into meadows shifts microbial functional diversity of soil phosphorus cycling in an alpine wetland of the Tibetan Plateau M. Li et al.
19. Phosphorus and carbon in soil particle size fractions: A synthesis M. Spohn
20. Soil phosphorus transformations along two long-term chronosequences with contrasting climate in south-western Australia H. Zhong et al.
21. Soil Phosphorus Speciation and Availability in Meadows and Forests in Alpine Lake Watersheds With Different Parent Materials T. Heron et al.
22. Environmental factors and land use changes controlling the availability of phosphorus in dryland soils J. Oliveira Filho et al.
23. Long-term fertilization impacts on soil phosphorus forms using XANES and NMR spectroscopy J. Zhang et al.
24. Accessing Legacy Phosphorus in Soils S. Doydora et al.
25. Impacts of geography, climate, soil properties and vegetation characteristics on soil C:N and N:P stoichiometry across the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau W. FENG et al.
26. Interpretations of Elemental and Microbial Phosphorus Indicators to Understand P Availability in Soils Under Rice–Wheat Cropping System C. Singh et al.
27. Biotic and abiotic drivers of carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus stocks in a temperate rainforest J. Perez-Quezada et al.
28. Global patterns and drivers of phosphorus fraction variability in cropland soils H. Gong et al.
29. Global patterns and drivers of soil total phosphorus concentration X. He et al.
30. Low molecular weight organic acids mobilize soil organic phosphorus for enzymatic hydrolysis in a temperate montane peatland Y. Suo et al.
31. Weathered granites and soils harbour microbes with lanthanide-dependent methylotrophic enzymes M. Voutsinos et al.
32. Assessment of surface runoff, accelerated erosion, and diffuse pollution potential in the Potengi River Watershed, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil J. do Nascimento Ramalho et al.
33. Soil phosphorus dynamics during grassland establishment after deforestation and intensive agricultural use P. Souza-Alonso et al.
34. Unearthing the importance of soil development in total phosphorus distribution in China’s mountains W. Yang et al.
35. Depth matters: The impact of vegetation clipping on phosphorus fractions across peatland depth profiles Y. Suo et al.
36. Wetland soil affects phosphorus lability A. Mikosik et al.
37. Interconnection between pedogenesis and phosphorus cycle in temperate soils E. da Silva et al.
38. Organic Matter, and Particularly Phosphorylated Organic Matter, Coprecipitates Very Strongly With Aluminium Y. Bruneel & M. Spohn
39. Substrate Origin Controls Phosphorus Availability in Globally Distributed Long-Term Chronosequences T. Sáez-Sandino et al.
40. Aridity threshold in affecting soil phosphorus availability in natural terrestrial ecosystems Z. Zhang & H. Mao
41. A method to isolate soil organic phosphorus from other soil organic matter to determine its carbon isotope ratio Y. Tian & M. Spohn
42. The development of biological soil crusts shifts the drivers of soil multifunctionality in drylands M. Wang et al.
43. Effects of climate and land-use on physicochemical properties of gneiss-derived soils in tropical drylands: Evidence from northeastern Brazil J. Oliveira Filho et al.