Phosphorus in Action: Biological Processes in Soil Phosphorus Cycling (Soil Biology, 26)
by Else K. Bünemann, Astrid Oberson, Emmanuel Frossard
This volume in the Soil Biology series explores biological processes driving phosphorus cycling in soils. It covers microbial and plant interactions that govern phosphorus availability, transformation, and sustainability in agricultural ecosystems. Ideal for researchers in soil science and nutrient management.
About This Book
Phosphorus in Action examines biological processes central to soil phosphorus cycling. It highlights how microorganisms and plants interact to influence phosphorus availability in soils.
The book addresses key aspects of phosphorus transformation, including mineralization, immobilization, and organic matter decomposition. These processes are essential for understanding nutrient management in agricultural systems.
Contributions from experts provide a comprehensive view of phosphorus dynamics, emphasizing biological pathways over chemical or physical factors. This focus aids in advancing sustainable soil fertility practices.
Part of the Soil Biology series, volume 26 integrates research on microbial communities and their impact on phosphorus cycling. It serves as a resource for soil scientists and agronomists seeking deeper knowledge of nutrient biology.
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