Wetland soils act as a sink or source of phosphorus (P) to the overlaying water due to
phosphorus sorption-desorption processes. Litter information is available on sorption and …

The release of endogenous phosphorus from lacustrine sediment is a key element of
freshwater eutrophication. The microbes in sediments may affect phosphorus migration and …

Particle morphology plays an important role in solid-water interface adsorption, which affects
the fate and behavior of phosphorus (P) in rivers and lakes and the resulting eutrophication …

The phosphorus fractions and phosphate sorption and release characteristics of the surface
soil in the water-level-fluctuating zone of Three Gorges Reservoir were investigated. The …

Zirconium-modified zeolite (ZrMZ) may be a lake remediation tool designed to control the
internal phosphorus (P) loading from sediments. Batch experiments were conducted to …

Phosphorus sorbents (PS) are viewed as a powerful tool to manage eutrophication. Here,
we tested three commercially available PS-lanthanum-modified bentonite (LMB), aluminium …

Adding sorbents to sediments has been suggested as an effective technology for
contaminated sediment remediation. In this study, a zirconium-modified zeolite (ZrMZ) was …

Little is known about the effects of temperature and drying–rewetting on soil phosphorus (P)
fractions and microbial community composition in regard to different fertilizer sources. Soil P …

Plants are generally limited by soil phosphorus (P) deficiency in forest ecosystems. Soil
available P is influenced by lithology, temperature, and soil microbes. However, the …

Sediment, composed of a complex assemblage of minerals, controls the fate and behaviour
of P in aqueous environments and affects trophic status. In this study, P adsorption was …