Phosphorus is widely unavailable because it rapidly forms insoluble complexes with cations, particularly aluminum and iron under acid conditions
Thus, although bound P is quite abundant in many soils, it is largely unavailable for uptake. As such, P is
Phosphorus is widely unavailable because it rapidly forms insoluble complexes with cations, particularly aluminum and iron under acid conditions
Thus, although bound P is quite abundant in many soils, it is largely unavailable for uptake. As such, P is frequently the most limiting element for plant growth and development.
Plants have evolved 