The procedure for applying phosphorus (P) fertilizer to soil can be divided into three
consecutive steps:(i) Measurement of soil‐P availability,(ii) calibration of the soil‐P fertility …

Soil water status, which refers to the wetness or dryness of soils, is crucial for the productivity
of agroecosystems, as it determines nutrient cycling and uptake physically via transport …

Subsurface losses of colloidal and truly dissolved phosphorus (P) from arable land can
cause ecological damage to surface water. To gain deeper knowledge about subsurface …

Large-scale studies at the regional, national and global scales are increasingly needed to
assess nutrient flows in agroecoystems and to identify their drivers. In this study, we aimed to …

Phosphorus (P) is the limiting nutrient responsible for the development of algal blooms in
freshwater bodies, adversely impacting the water quality of downstream lakes and rivers …

This paper investigates particulate phosphorus (PP) and soluble reactive phosphorus (SRP)
concentrations at the outlet of a small (5 km²) intensively farmed catchment to identify …

Conventional methods of measuring total suspended sediments (TSS) and total particulate
phosphorus (TPP) are typically low-resolution and miss critical processes that impact their …

Understanding phosphorus (P) dynamics, from inland sources to the sea, is essential for
developing strategies to reduce P loads. In this study, we examined concentrations …

ABSTRACT iochar is a carbon rich charred organic waste resulted from pyrolysis under
limited or oxygen free conditions. Biochar materials are generally characterized by higher …

Purpose The transfer of soil sediments and phosphorus from terrestrial to aquatic systems is
a common process in agricultural lands. The aims of this paper are to quantify the soil …