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https://doi.org/10.5194/bg-17-5309-2020
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Reviews and syntheses
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Reviews and syntheses |
| 06 Nov 2020
| 06 Nov 2020
Reviews and syntheses: Ironing out wrinkles in the soil phosphorus cycling paradigm
Department of Plant Science, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA, 16802, USA
Jason P. Kaye
Department of Ecosystem Science and Management, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA, 16802, USA
Department of Plant Science, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA, 16802, USA
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- Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Symbiosis Enables Efficient Phosphorus Uptake in Sorghum Accessions With Contrasting Root Traits J. Gill et al.
- Cycles‐L: A Coupled, 3‐D, Land Surface, Hydrologic, and Agroecosystem Landscape Model Y. Shi et al.
- A global dataset on phosphorus in agricultural soils B. Ringeval et al.
- A Review of the Reactivity of Phosphatase Controlled by Clays and Clay Minerals: Implications for Understanding Phosphorus Mineralization in Soils A. Chen & Y. Arai
- The Cycles agroecosystem model: Fundamentals, testing, and applications A. Kemanian et al.
- Why should models talk to each other? A multipronged modelling strategy as an operational framework to guide adaptive watershed management in the Bay of Quinte Basin, Ontario, Canada C. Arnillas et al.
- Ecoenzymatic stoichiometry as a temporally integrated indicator of nutrient availability in soils T. Kunito et al.
- Understanding soil phosphorus cycling for sustainable development: A review J. Helfenstein et al.
- The Cycles Agroecosystem Model: Fundamentals, Testing, and Applications A. Kemanian et al.
- Field-derived phosphorus accumulation rates and solid phase speciation in the filter medium of an urban bioretention system A. Lisogorsky et al.
- Two-Phase Conceptual Framework of Phosphatase Activity and Phosphorus Bioavailability A. Manzoor et al.
- Linking root exudation to belowground economic traits for resource acquisition Z. Wen et al.
- Patterns of microbial communities were shaped by bioavailable P along the elevation gradient of Shergyla Mountain, as determined by analysis of phospholipid fatty acids D. Ba et al.
- Utilizing soil organic phosphorus for sustainable crop production: insights into the rhizosphere K. Zhang et al.
- δ18O as a tracer of PO43− losses from agricultural landscapes N. Wells et al.
- Can the reductive dissolution of ferric iron in paddy soils compensate phosphorus limitation of rice plants and microorganisms? C. Wang et al.
- Biochar as an enhancer of the stability, mesoporous structure and oxytetracycline adsorption capacity of ferrihydrite: Role of the silicon component M. Wang et al.
- Co‐acquisition of mineral‐bound iron and phosphorus by natural Trichodesmium colonies Y. Shaked et al.
- Impaired glycosylation of GmPAP15a, a root‐associated purple acid phosphatase, inhibits extracellular phytate‐P utilization in soybean S. Zhu et al.
- Opportunistic bacteria enhancing inorganic phosphorus level in post-wildfire tropical forest peatlands P. Gao et al.
- Biochemical mechanisms underlying iron plaque-mediated phosphorus accumulation and uptake in rice roots J. Li et al.
- In Situ Evolution of Ionic Sites at Clay Mineral Interfaces Facilitates Fluoride and Phosphorus Mineralization J. Zhang et al.
- Tradeoffs when interseeding cover crops into corn across the Chesapeake Bay watershed C. McConnell et al.
- Three key directions toward the development of a holistic crop modelling framework C. Arnillas et al.
- A review on phosphorus drip fertigation in the Mediterranean region: Fundamentals, current situation, challenges, and perspectives M. Chtouki et al.
25 citations as recorded by crossref.
- Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Symbiosis Enables Efficient Phosphorus Uptake in Sorghum Accessions With Contrasting Root Traits J. Gill et al.
- Cycles‐L: A Coupled, 3‐D, Land Surface, Hydrologic, and Agroecosystem Landscape Model Y. Shi et al.
- A global dataset on phosphorus in agricultural soils B. Ringeval et al.
- A Review of the Reactivity of Phosphatase Controlled by Clays and Clay Minerals: Implications for Understanding Phosphorus Mineralization in Soils A. Chen & Y. Arai
- The Cycles agroecosystem model: Fundamentals, testing, and applications A. Kemanian et al.
- Why should models talk to each other? A multipronged modelling strategy as an operational framework to guide adaptive watershed management in the Bay of Quinte Basin, Ontario, Canada C. Arnillas et al.
- Ecoenzymatic stoichiometry as a temporally integrated indicator of nutrient availability in soils T. Kunito et al.
- Understanding soil phosphorus cycling for sustainable development: A review J. Helfenstein et al.
- The Cycles Agroecosystem Model: Fundamentals, Testing, and Applications A. Kemanian et al.
- Field-derived phosphorus accumulation rates and solid phase speciation in the filter medium of an urban bioretention system A. Lisogorsky et al.
- Two-Phase Conceptual Framework of Phosphatase Activity and Phosphorus Bioavailability A. Manzoor et al.
- Linking root exudation to belowground economic traits for resource acquisition Z. Wen et al.
- Patterns of microbial communities were shaped by bioavailable P along the elevation gradient of Shergyla Mountain, as determined by analysis of phospholipid fatty acids D. Ba et al.
- Utilizing soil organic phosphorus for sustainable crop production: insights into the rhizosphere K. Zhang et al.
- δ18O as a tracer of PO43− losses from agricultural landscapes N. Wells et al.
- Can the reductive dissolution of ferric iron in paddy soils compensate phosphorus limitation of rice plants and microorganisms? C. Wang et al.
- Biochar as an enhancer of the stability, mesoporous structure and oxytetracycline adsorption capacity of ferrihydrite: Role of the silicon component M. Wang et al.
- Co‐acquisition of mineral‐bound iron and phosphorus by natural Trichodesmium colonies Y. Shaked et al.
- Impaired glycosylation of GmPAP15a, a root‐associated purple acid phosphatase, inhibits extracellular phytate‐P utilization in soybean S. Zhu et al.
- Opportunistic bacteria enhancing inorganic phosphorus level in post-wildfire tropical forest peatlands P. Gao et al.
- Biochemical mechanisms underlying iron plaque-mediated phosphorus accumulation and uptake in rice roots J. Li et al.
- In Situ Evolution of Ionic Sites at Clay Mineral Interfaces Facilitates Fluoride and Phosphorus Mineralization J. Zhang et al.
- Tradeoffs when interseeding cover crops into corn across the Chesapeake Bay watershed C. McConnell et al.
- Three key directions toward the development of a holistic crop modelling framework C. Arnillas et al.
- A review on phosphorus drip fertigation in the Mediterranean region: Fundamentals, current situation, challenges, and perspectives M. Chtouki et al.
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Short summary
Soil phosphorus (P) management is a critical challenge for agriculture worldwide; yet, simulation models of soil P processes lag those of other essential nutrients. In this review, we identify hindrances to measuring and modeling soil P pools and fluxes. We highlight the need to clarify biological and mineral interactions by defining P pools explicitly and using evolving techniques, such as tracing P in phosphates using oxygen isotopes.
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