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CRITICAL REVIEWS IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
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TAYLOR & FRANCIS INC
DOI: 10.1080/10643389.2023.2240211
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Phosphorus saturation degree; phosphorus sorption capacity; sustainable phosphorus use; water quality; legacy phosphorus; oxalate; >; Amit Bhatnagar and Lena Q; Ma
Current P fertilizer recommendations must be revised to balance crop yield, water quality, and finite P resources. Current soil P tests do not provide the necessary insights. The oxalate extraction method shows promise as an agri-environmental soil test as it measures the total pool of P and the maximum P sorption capacity. These insights are crucial for assessing crop response, P loss risk, and the judicious use of finite P reserves.
Phosphorus (P) is an essential nutrient for crops and is applied to agricultural soil to bring or keep the soil at a certain target soil P status in view of an optimal crop yield. Environmental objectives, however, are rarely considered in current P fertilizer recommendations. In this review paper, we argue that current P fertilizer recommendations must be revised in order to balance crop yield, water quality and the use of finite P resources. This revision requires insights into the total pool of reversibly bound P and the capacity of the soil to bind P. Current soil P tests (SPTs) used in routine agronomic soil testing do not provide these insights. We identify the oxalate extraction method as a high-potential agri-environmental SPT as it measures the total pool of reversibly bound P acting as a reserve for plant-available P while it also quantifies the maximum soil P sorption capacity from the simultaneous measurement of amorphous iron- and aluminium-(hydr)oxides. From these results, the Phosphorus Saturation Degree (PSD) can be calculated. We show that those insights are pivotal for the combined assessment of crop response, the risk of P losses to the water system and the judicious use of finite P reserves. In practice, agronomic target P levels should be lowered in soils with a low P sorption capacity to decrease the risk of P leaching. Agronomic target levels should also be lowered in soils with a high P sorption capacity to ensure a judicious use of finite P reserves.
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