Modern agriculture has led to fundamental changes in the phosphorus (P) cycle that pose agronomic and environmental challenges at all scales. Phosphorus is a non-renewable resource that is critical to food production because of its role as an essential plant nutrient. At the same time, P runoff from agricultural systems contributes to water quality degradation worldwide. Recent research has begun to illuminate the dimensions of P use in agriculture and its broader sustainability implications, yet there is limited understanding of how these disparate issues are connected across scales. In this thesis, I explore important knowledge gaps related to spatial and temporal changes in P flows due to human activity, their drivers, and some of the im...
Phosphorus (P) is a non-renewable resource that is an essential element for agricultural crop produc...
The application of phosphorus (P) fertilizer to agricultural soils increased by 3.2 % annually from ...
Limitations in the geological reserves of phosphate rock, the source of fertilizer phosphorus, are n...
Sustainable phosphorus (P) management is emerging as a pressing concern at both global and local sca...
Le rôle du phosphore (P) en agriculture est indéniable: le P est un nutriment essentiel dont tous le...
The prospect of world population increases requires that the production of food to be potentialized ...
Garnier, Josette ... et. al.-- 21 pages, 5 figures, 2 tablesPhosphorus (P) plays a strategic role in...
Phosphorus (P) is a key nutrient in controlling surface water eutrophication. Because of the decreas...
Soil phosphorus (P) fertility management in organic cropping systems is a debated issue in the gener...
Phosphorus (P) plays a critical role in controlling metabolic processes, soil organic matter dynamic...
The intensification of agricultural systems has increased the food production efficiency, increasing...
Management of the non-renewable resource phosphorus (P) is critical to agricultural sustainability. ...
Agricultural land use is a key driver of water quality through its impact on nutrient flows across l...
With more sophisticated data compilation and analytical capabilities, the evolution of “big data” an...
Phosphorus (P) is a non-renewable resource that is an essential element for agricultural crop produc...
The application of phosphorus (P) fertilizer to agricultural soils increased by 3.2 % annually from ...
Limitations in the geological reserves of phosphate rock, the source of fertilizer phosphorus, are n...
Sustainable phosphorus (P) management is emerging as a pressing concern at both global and local sca...
Le rôle du phosphore (P) en agriculture est indéniable: le P est un nutriment essentiel dont tous le...
The prospect of world population increases requires that the production of food to be potentialized ...
Garnier, Josette ... et. al.-- 21 pages, 5 figures, 2 tablesPhosphorus (P) plays a strategic role in...
Phosphorus (P) is a key nutrient in controlling surface water eutrophication. Because of the decreas...
Soil phosphorus (P) fertility management in organic cropping systems is a debated issue in the gener...
Phosphorus (P) plays a critical role in controlling metabolic processes, soil organic matter dynamic...
The intensification of agricultural systems has increased the food production efficiency, increasing...
Management of the non-renewable resource phosphorus (P) is critical to agricultural sustainability. ...
Agricultural land use is a key driver of water quality through its impact on nutrient flows across l...
With more sophisticated data compilation and analytical capabilities, the evolution of “big data” an...
Phosphorus (P) is a non-renewable resource that is an essential element for agricultural crop produc...
The application of phosphorus (P) fertilizer to agricultural soils increased by 3.2 % annually from ...
Limitations in the geological reserves of phosphate rock, the source of fertilizer phosphorus, are n...