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Soil phosphorus (P) mining in agriculture – Impacts on P ...

2021-12-1 · Soil phosphorus mining will come at a cost for the farmer. Abstract. Soil phosphorus (P) leaching is one of the major causes of diffuse P losses towards the environment in north-west Europe. In order to cut back these P losses over the long term, soil P stocks need to be drastically reduced. Greenhouse experiments have shown that a rapid ...

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Mining of soil legacy phosphorus without jeopardizing

2020-5-20 · This study evaluated the utility of the “soil phosphorus storage capacity” (SPSC) as an indicator of safe P mining for acid soils. The SPSC predicts crop-available legacy P in absolute terms, (i.e., kg ha −1 ; can be calculated from mg kg −1 if the bulk density and soil depth are known), which is not provided by current soil tests.

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(PDF) Mining of soil legacy phosphorus without ...

Mining of soil legacy phosphorus without jeopardizing crop yield. Vimala D Nai r 1 Lynn E Sollenberger 2 Willie G Harris 1 Andre w N Sharpley 3. Andressa M Freitas 1 Jose Carlos Batista Dubeux Jr ...

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Phosphorus mining efficiency declines with decreasing soil ...

High soil P concentrations hinder ecological restoration of biological communities typical for nutrient-poor soils. Phosphorus mining, i.e., growing crops with fertilization other than P, might reduce soil P concentrations. However, crop species

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Testing soil phosphorus in a depleting P scenario: An ...

Mining soil phosphorus (i.e., harvesting P taken up from the soil by a crop grown without external P addition) has been proposed as a possible management strategy for

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Novel phosphate-solubilizing bacteria enhance soil ...

2020-3-23 · Liang, JL., Liu, J., Jia, P. et al. Novel phosphate-solubilizing bacteria enhance soil phosphorus cycling following ecological restoration of land degraded by mining. ISME J 14, 1600–1613 (2020 ...

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How phosphate is mined and processed

2014-4-21 · farmed, plants absorb the phosphorus, but then the plants are removed to be eaten. Because this reduces the amount of soil phosphorus available, humans started adding phosphorus fertilizer to soils in the 1800s. Some of the fertilizer was organic, from ground up bones or mined guano (bat dung). But humans then started mining phosphorus

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Effects of phosphate-solubilizing bacteria application on ...

2020-4-10 · The effect of phosphate-solubilizing bacteria (PSB) application on phosphorus (P) availability in reclaimed soil in coal mining subsidence region was investigated. Seven treatments were carried out including control, chicken manure (CM), PSB, PSB + tricalcium phosphate (TCP), CM+TCP, PSB +ground phosphate rock (GPR) and CM+GPR.

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Phosphorus dynamics in a tropical forest soil restored ...

2018-6-1 · Phosphorus dynamics in a tropical forest soil restored after strip mining Alister V. Spain & Mark Tibbett & Michael Ridd & Timothy I. McLaren Received: 9 November 2017/Accepted: 26 April 2018/Published online: 23 May 2018 # The Author(s) 2018 Abstract Background and aims We hypothesized that successful early ecosystem and soil development

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Soil and Plant Phosphate

2017-10-26 · Readily Available Soil Phosphorus and Fertilizer Recommendations 24 Soil analysis for readily available phosphorus 24 Fertilizer recommendations 24 ... At present opencast, surface mining accounts for some 75% of global phosphate rock production. The remainder is mined. The main deposits being exploited at

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(PDF) Mining of soil legacy phosphorus without ...

Mining of soil legacy phosphorus without jeopardizing crop yield. Vimala D Nai r 1 Lynn E Sollenberger 2 Willie G Harris 1 Andre w N Sharpley 3. Andressa M Freitas 1 Jose Carlos Batista Dubeux Jr ...

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Soil phosphorus (P) mining in agriculture : impacts on P ...

2021-10-28 · Soil phosphorus (P) leaching is one of the major causes of diffuse P losses towards the environment in north-west Europe. In order to cut back these P losses over the long term, soil P stocks need to be drastically reduced. Greenhouse experiments have shown that a rapid reduction of the plant available P pool is attained by reducing the P fertilizer input to zero while

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Testing soil phosphorus in a depleting P scenario: An ...

Mining soil phosphorus (i.e., harvesting P taken up from the soil by a crop grown without external P addition) has been proposed as a possible management strategy for

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Potential microbial bioindicators of phosphorus mining in ...

2020-7-3 · The soil microbial community plays a critical role in increasing phosphorus (P) availability in low-P, weathered soils by “mining” recalcitrant organic P through the production of phosphatase enzymes.

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Recovery of soil phosphorus on former bauxite mines ...

2020-5-6 · Soil phosphorus (P) is a major driver of forest development and a critically limited nutrient in tropical soils, especially when topsoil is removed by mining. This nutrient can be present in soils in the form of different fractions, which have direct consequences for P availability to plants and, consequently, for restoration success.

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Hidden miners – the roles of cover crops and soil ...

2018-10-27 · Background Phosphorus (P) is a limiting nutrient in many agroecosystems and costly fertilizer inputs can cause negative environmental impacts. Cover crops constitute a promising management option for sustainable intensification of agriculture. However, their interactions with the soil microbial community, which is a key driver of P cycling, and their

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Effects of phosphate-solubilizing bacteria application on ...

2020-4-10 · The effect of phosphate-solubilizing bacteria (PSB) application on phosphorus (P) availability in reclaimed soil in coal mining subsidence region was investigated. Seven treatments were carried out including control, chicken manure (CM), PSB, PSB + tricalcium phosphate (TCP), CM+TCP, PSB +ground phosphate rock (GPR) and CM+GPR.

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Environmental impact of phosphate mining and

2018-6-28 · Phosphorus is normally produced by mining and beneficiation of Phosphate ores. 3 Mines produce large amounts of waste including toxic metals and radioactive elements. 4 The mining and beneficiation process results in the majority of these hazardous elements being lost either to waste disposal or to the environment, mainly soil, water, atmosphere

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World’s Top 10 Phosphate Mining Production Countries ...

2022-2-2 · 1. China — The country’s phosphate mining production decreased in 2018 to 140 million metric tons (MT) from 144 million MT in 2017, which is likely a result of Beijing’s environmental crackdown on the mining industry. There has also been speculation in the past that China’s phosphate production in 2017 may have been overstated.

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Soil and Plant Phosphate

2017-10-26 · Readily Available Soil Phosphorus and Fertilizer Recommendations 24 Soil analysis for readily available phosphorus 24 Fertilizer recommendations 24 ... At present opencast, surface mining accounts for some 75% of global phosphate rock production. The remainder is mined. The main deposits being exploited at

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Soil phosphorus (P) mining in agriculture : impacts on P ...

2021-10-28 · Soil phosphorus (P) leaching is one of the major causes of diffuse P losses towards the environment in north-west Europe. In order to cut back these P losses over the long term, soil P stocks need to be drastically reduced. Greenhouse experiments have shown that a rapid reduction of the plant available P pool is attained by reducing the P fertilizer input to zero while

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Are we mining soil phosphorus? | The Canola Council of

2015-3-11 · Phosphorus fertilizer rates have, pretty generally, lagged crop removal for some time. As crops remove the soluble phosphorus in the soil, the soil’s large reserve of less soluble forms will transfer some more phosphorus into the available “labile” pool. However, this labile pool may be losing its ability to keep up, resulting in a “hidden hunger” for phosphate in many crops in ...

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Soil phosphorus (P) mining in agriculture – Impacts on P ...

Soil phosphorus (P) mining in agriculture – Impacts on P availability, crop yields and soil organic carbon stocks 来自 Elsevier 喜欢 0 阅读量： 7 作者： SV A，TVDS B，GT C，LL C，EG D，SS A，SDN A 展开 收藏 引用 ...

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Potential microbial bioindicators of phosphorus mining in ...

2020-7-3 · The soil microbial community plays a critical role in increasing phosphorus (P) availability in low-P, weathered soils by “mining” recalcitrant organic P through the production of phosphatase enzymes.

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Phosphate Mining: an Unsustainable Business |

2015-8-9 · Phosphate mining at the service of agribusiness “Ironically, phosphorus represents both a scarce non-renewable resource for living beings and a pollutant for living systems”. Phosphorus is an essential nutrient for

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Phosphate solubilizing microbes: sustainable approach for ...

2013-10-31 · Mining phosphate minerals and spreading P fertilizers over the landscape is neither eco-friendly, economically feasible nor it is sustainable and it poses following constraints (i) emission of the fluorine as the highly volatile and poisonous HF gas, (ii) disposal of gypsum and (iii) accumulation of Cd and other heavy metals in soil and ...

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Soil and Plant Phosphate

2017-10-26 · Readily Available Soil Phosphorus and Fertilizer Recommendations 24 Soil analysis for readily available phosphorus 24 Fertilizer recommendations 24 ... At present opencast, surface mining accounts for some 75% of global phosphate rock production. The remainder is mined. The main deposits being exploited at

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Soil Nutrient Mining in Africa Report Final

2020-10-12 · phosphorus through soil erosion by wind and water, and leaching of nitrogen and potassium. Nutrient losses due only to erosion in African soils range from of 10 to 45 kg of NPK/ha per year. If erosion continues unabated, yield ... Soil Nutrient Mining in Africa Report Final.doc: Agricultural Production and Soil Nutrient Mining in Africa ...

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REVIEW Open Access Phosphate solubilizing microbes ...

2017-8-27 · At present mining rate (about 7,100 million tones/annum), reserve will be depleted in about 500–600 years. In India, deposits of sufficiently enriched phosphatic rocks are limited and hence it imports 2 million tons of rock phosphate annually. About 98% of cropland in India is de-ficient in available forms of soil phosphorus and only 1-9%

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Calcium and Phosphorus - Smiling Gardener

2022-2-6 · Calcium and phosphorus are two of the most important soil nutrients. One of our first goals should be balancing the calcium to magnesium and phosphate to potash ratios. Liquid calcium, calcitic lime and gypsum are three of the best sources of calcium, while soft rock phosphate is the best source of phosphorus.

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