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This project investigates how soil microorganisms influence phosphorus cycling and availability in soils, particularly in relation to soil properties and management practices over time. By studying these interactions, the project aims to enhance sustainable agricultural practices and improve phosphorus use efficiency.
Low P-availability in soils, soil degradation, over-application of P fertiliser and gradual depletion of P-resources are a threat for the sustainability of future agricultural production.
Within soils, microorganisms play an active role in the cycling of P by: 1) storing P within their biomass, 2) mineralising non-plant available organic P, and 3) solubilising inorganic P forms .
They are thus a key driver in the cycling of P in soil, both in shortterm (e.g. over a growing season), and in longer…
KOBENHAVNS UNIVERSITET
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Switzerland, Zuerich
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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