This paper redefined the agricultural production system and its subsystems with respect to
phosphorus (P) flow to improve the assessment of the phosphorus use efficiency (PUE) …

Human activities have rapidly increased the one-way flow in phosphorus cycle, leading to
concerns about resource depletion and eutrophication, making it necessary to …

Since the mineral, phosphorus (P), has dual properties of being limited resources for use,
and being a pollutant for studying sustainable management of anthropogenic P flows in …

Phosphorus is vital for living creatures and will run out in the next few hundred years. The
imbalanced phosphate rock distribution and inefficient consumption make phosphorus …

While food is mainly produced in rural areas, the main drivers of consumption are urban
environments. The increasing demand for food in cities leads to an accumulation of …

Irrational phosphorus (P) nutrient management practices often fail to match of P fertilizer
type, soil P transformation and crop P demand, lead to increased accumulation of legacy P …

Anthropogenic disruption of the global phosphorus (P) cycle has already pushed it beyond
the planetary boundary. Understanding P metabolism at global, regional and local scales is …

This study assessed the potential for minimizing human excreta bound phosphorus (P) loss
through used disposable baby nappies, an area that remained unexplored for nations …

The excessive consumption of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P), two vital nutrients for living
organisms, is associated with negative environmental and health impacts. While food …

Quantification of multi-year phosphorus flow through the waste sector of developing
countries is essential for formulating effective policies towards sustainable global …