Phosphorus use efficiency and management in agriculture
1、Phosphorus use efficiency and management in agriculture
This paper will review the various forms of soil P, the concept of soil P availability across time, P use efficiency, and discuss how nutrient management can impact that efficiency.
2、Phosphorus use efficiency and management in agriculture
Improving fertilizer P use and effectiveness is achievable through the implementation of fertilizer best management practices within the context of 4Rs—application of the right nutrient source, applied at the right rate, right time, and in the right place.
3、Global trends of cropland phosphorus use and sustainability
The historical and spatial patterns of the phosphorus budget and phosphorus use efficiency by country and crop type are reported, and used to determine phosphorus pollution and scarcity...
4、Enhanced phosphorus
Establishing desirable cropping systems with higher fertilizer-use efficiency and lower risk of environmental pollution is a promising approach for more sustainable agriculture development. Intercropping may facilitate phosphorus (P) uptake and reduce P-fertilizer application rates.
Phosphorus use efficiency and management in agriculture
Improving nutrient physiological efficiency is helpful for the rational utilization of agricultural resources. In our study, the P application rate dynamically affected the physiological ...
Phosphorus use efficiency in agricultural systems: A comprehensive
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), which is a key indicator for P security and sustainability of water resources.
PHOSPHORUS MANAGEMENT IN AGRICULTURE
It discusses strategies to optimize phosphorus use, including soil testing, balanced fertilization, crop rotation, and the use of phosphorus-efficient varieties.
Phosphorus Utilization Efficiency and Status of Phosphorus Reuse in
Phosphorus (P) is an essential element for supporting our life and is a non-renewable resource. This study applied dynamic material flow analysis to elucidate the phosphorus flow characteristics in China over the period from 1990–2019.
Phosphorus applications adjusted to optimal crop yields can help
Here we match plant-available soil Olsen phosphorus concentrations to thresholds for optimal productivity of improved grassland and 28 of the world’s most widely grown and valuable crops.
Sustainable plant
Effective P management is critical for ensuring agricultural sustainability, as it plays a key role in plant growth and crop productivity [22]. P is essential for the ATP production, which powers photosynthesis, respiration, and other vital energy transfer processes in plants [23].