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Soil properties controlling inorganic phosphorus availability: general results from a national forest network and a global compilation of the literature

2016-02-01

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Incorporating the phosphorus (P) cycle in climate-carbon cycle models—or calibrating pedotransfer functions to predict available soil P—are important issues. To achieve them we need to improve our understanding of the P cycle by focusing on processes and on the factors which control P dynamics in soils. The aim of the present study was to evaluate the generality of the relationships between physical–chemical soil...

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fe86118f-a9ae-59c4-b68f-033774319f0f
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10.1007/s10533-015-0178-0
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