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1. Lipid profiles of plants and soil microbial communities are shaped by soil parent material in Australian sclerophyll forests G. Liang et al.
2. Tree diversity-related soil P accumulation in high latitude temperate forests of China is regulated by soil C and N amounts as well as microbial network and denitrification genes Q. Li et al.
3. One decade of monitoring the consequences of different forest management alternatives on ecosystem functioning in young plantations L. Augusto et al.
4. Competing for phosphorus B. Turner
5. Patterns and drivers of organic carbon in hydromorphic soils across inland aquatic-terrestrial ecotones at the global scale Y. Ran et al.
6. Drivers of the global phosphorus cycle over geological time M. Zhao et al.
7. The life strategy and community complexity of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi are intricately associated with erosion-induced phosphorus loss risk in a phosphorus-rich mountain K. Yan et al.
8. Carbon dioxide flux and microbial responses under multiple-nutrient manipulations in a subtropical forest soil M. Ibrahim et al.
9. A global dataset on phosphorus in agricultural soils B. Ringeval et al.
10. Change in C, N, and P Characteristics of Hypericum kouytchense Organs in Response to Altitude Gradients in Karst Regions of SW China Y. Li et al.
11. Signatures of local nitrogen adaptation in the Brachypodium distachyon root microbiome K. Ricks et al.
12. Tree species richness as an important biotic factor regulates the soil phosphorus density in China's mature natural forests X. Liu et al.
13. Characteristics of soil organic carbon fractions and key factors in high-latitude cold-arid wetlands: a multi-type comparison in the Baotou Yellow River Basin Y. Wang et al.
14. Modelling the terrestrial nitrogen and phosphorus cycle in the UVic ESCM M. De Sisto et al.
15. Climate change is predicted to reduce global belowground ecosystem multifunctionality T. Zhou et al.
16. Growing‐Season Precipitation Is a Key Driver of Plant Leaf Area to Sapwood Area Ratio at the Global Scale P. He et al.
17. Predicting and Mapping the Phosphorus Adsorption Maximum and Phosphorus Adsorption Affinity Constant at Regional Scale Y. Gu et al.
18. Coordination of photosynthetic traits across soil and climate gradients A. Westerband et al.
19. Divergent Drivers of Various Topsoil Phosphorus Fractions Across Tibetan Alpine Grasslands Z. Li et al.
20. Leaf phosphorus fractions vary with leaf economic traits among 35 Australian woody species Y. Tsujii et al.
21. Identifying hidden factors influencing soil Olsen-P in an alkaline calcareous soil using machine learning and geostatistical techniques M. Bouray et al.
22. Spatial Prediction of Soil Total Phosphorus in a Karst Area: Comparing GWR and Residual-Centered Kriging L. Lu et al.
23. Responses of Nutrient Resorption to Human Disturbances in Phoebe bournei Forests D. Zhu et al.
24. The dynamics of soil nutrients in cold desert environments in the north-west Himalayas under a variety of forest types using geographical information system R. Kumar et al.
25. Global hotspots of particulate organic carbon losses under climate change S. Sun et al.
26. Drought legacies delay spring green-up in northern ecosystems Y. Liu et al.
27. Uncovering scale- and location-dependent variations and drivers of soil nutrients along a southeast-northwest transect of the Qinghai-Tibetan plateau using wavelet analysis Z. Wang et al.
28. Phytoextraction of enriched phosphate soil by cucumber (Cucumis sativus) and sunflower (Helianthus annuus) M. Mayakaduwa et al.
29. Phosphorus solubilizing Bacillus altitudinis WR10 alleviates wheat phosphorus deficiency via remodeling root system architecture, enhancing phosphorus availability, and activating the ASA-GSH cycle Z. Yue et al.
30. Improving the phosphorus budget of European agricultural soils P. Panagos et al.
31. Contrasting responses of plant and soil microbial diversity to altered phosphorus supply Y. Liu et al.
32. Global patterns and drivers of soil dissolved organic carbon concentrations T. Ren & A. Cai
33. Soils in warmer and less developed countries have less micronutrients globally E. Moreno‐Jiménez et al.
34. Conservation and Restoration Can Offset over Half of the Carbon Emissions from Wetland Conversion in China Y. Ren et al.
35. Fe(II)-Catalyzed Transformation of Phosphate-Bearing Ferrihydrite: Mineralogical Mechanisms and Phosphate Fate W. Zhao et al.
36. Century-long coral evidence of climate and anthropogenic influences on tropical coastal phosphorus cycling in the northern South China Sea N. Guo et al.
37. Global dust impacts on biogeochemical cycles and climate J. Zan et al.
38. Effects of fertilisation and understory removal on aboveground and belowground carbon stocks in wet and dry moorlands in south-western France L. Bon et al.
39. Evaluating the impact of fertilizer and crop prices on phosphorus concentrations in Great Lakes watersheds S. Sarkar et al.
40. Impacts of geography, climate, soil properties and vegetation characteristics on soil C:N and N:P stoichiometry across the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau W. FENG et al.
41. Cycling of dissolved organic nutrients and indications for nutrient limitations in contrasting Amazon rainforest ecosystems D. Lange et al.
42. Soil phosphorus regulates summer CO2 flux response to air temperature in nitrogen-poor northern permafrost ecosystems M. Ibrahim & E. Hou
43. Low phosphorus levels limit carbon capture by Amazonian forests S. Wright
44. Reference maps of soil phosphorus for the pan-Amazon region J. Darela-Filho et al.
45. Optimizing plant nutrient uptake: cost function sensitivity analysis of the FUN model G. Alpay et al.
46. Soil pH and drought affect nutrient resorption of Leymus chinensis in the Inner Mongolian grasslands along a 1200-km transect S. Zhang et al.
47. Soil health in Latin America and the Caribbean R. Poppiel et al.
48. Contrasting global patterns of soil microbial quotients of carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus in terrestrial ecosystems D. Gao et al.
49. Reversal of the sensitivity of vegetation productivity to precipitation in global terrestrial biomes over the recent decade W. Zhang et al.
50. Distribution of phosphorus cycling genes across land uses and microbial taxonomic groups based on metagenome and genome mining J. Siles et al.
51. Predicting the governing factors for the release of colloidal phosphorus using machine learning S. Khan et al.
52. Short-term modulation of mineral phosphorus fractions by functionalized biochars in different alkaline soil types R. Fathy et al.
53. Wetland types shape microbial function related to soil phosphorus cycling based on metagenomics analysis M. Jia et al.
54. High-resolution mapping of soil total phosphorus in China: Revealing spatiotemporal patterns and driving mechanisms Z. Liu et al.
55. Patterns, Dynamics, and Drivers of Soil Available Nitrogen and Phosphorus in Alpine Grasslands across the QingZang Plateau Y. He et al.
56. A light-responsive transcriptional circuit suppresses sexual reproduction in the rice blast fungus in the field H. Liang et al.
57. Distribution of Genes and Microbial Taxa Related to Soil Phosphorus Cycling across Soil Depths in Subtropical Forests H. Lv et al.
58. Reviewing impacts of biotic and abiotic stresses on the regulation of phosphate homeostasis in plants L. Nussaume & S. Kanno
59. Biochar addition regulates soil phosphorus fractions and improves release of available phosphorus under freezing-thawing cycles L. Sui et al.
60. Global patterns and drivers of phosphorus fractions in natural soils X. He et al.
61. Acceleration of phosphorus weathering under warm climates L. Guo et al.
62. River fragmentation and barriers removal priority in the Oujiang catchment: A longitudinal connectivity perspective Y. Duan et al.
63. Phosphorus constrains global photosynthesis more than nitrogen does S. Wang et al.
64. The phoD-Harboring Microorganism Communities and Networks in Karst and Non-Karst Forests in Southwest China M. Chen et al.
65. First geochemical insight into phosphorus (P) concentration, origin, and spatial distribution in the soils of the Ararat Valley (Armenia) D. Pipoyan et al.
66. Soil legacy phosphorus and loss risk in subtropical grasslands R. Zhi et al.
67. Phosphorus HotSpots in Crop Plants Production on the Farm—Mitigating Critical Factors W. Grzebisz et al.
68. Soil acidification alters C : N : P stoichiometry in the soil due to higher acid sensitivity of phosphorus H. Wei et al.
69. Geospatial modelling of soil phosphorus fractions and sorption indicators from heterogeneous landscapes in Ireland R. Hall et al.
70. Preparation of biochar slow-release phosphate fertilizer granules with starch-CMC-Na binder: Improving granule mechanical and slow-release properties M. Chen et al.
71. Understanding extractable metal species relationships with phosphorus sorption and organic carbon in soils B. Amenkhienan et al.
72. Distinct latitudinal patterns and drivers of topsoil nitrogen and phosphorus across urban forests in eastern China N. Xia et al.
73. Biochar application to soils can regulate soil phosphorus availability: a review L. Zhang et al.
74. Water limitation as a driver of species richness decline in global grasslands under nutrient addition H. Li et al.
75. N2-fixing Shrubs as Nature-based Solutions to Store Soil Nutrients in Grazed Post-mining Pastures of Northern Spain E. Muñoz-Cerro et al.
76. Effects of biochar on phosphorus fraction, phosphatase activity, and phosphorus-solubilizing bacterial abundance: a phosphorus-depleted biochar design H. Qin et al.
77. A survey of leaf phosphorus fractions and leaf economic traits among 12 co-occurring woody species on phosphorus-impoverished soils Y. Tsujii et al.
78. Global patterns and predictors of soil microbial biomass carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus in terrestrial ecosystems Z. Wang et al.
79. Spatial distribution patterns and influencing factors of soil carbon, phosphorus, and C:P ratio on farmlands in southeastern China H. Zhang et al.
80. Geographic factors explain soil nitrogen and phosphorus stoichiometry in the Chinese wetlands Y. Chang et al.
81. Evolution of phosphate scouting in the terrestrial biosphere S. Abel & C. Naumann
82. Symmetrical response of plant diversity but asymmetrical response of biomass production to rainfall reduction and addition in global grasslands G. Li et al.
83. Northeast China holds huge wetland soil organic carbon storage: an estimation from 819 soil profiles and random forest algorithm Y. Ren et al.
84. Rhizosphere microbial functions drive ecological stoichiometry in soils across an elevational gradient of a temperate mountain ecosystem Y. Yang et al.
85. Interplay of grazing intensity and topography on soil phosphorus dynamics in semiarid grasslands Q. Sun et al.
86. Soil Phosphorus Fraction Characteristics in Different Alpine Grassland Types of the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau X. Li et al.
87. Persistent vegetation greening trends across China’s wetlands Y. Ren et al.
88. Phosphorus applications adjusted to optimal crop yields can help sustain global phosphorus reserves R. McDowell et al.
89. Enhanced nitrogen load improved soil phosphorus availability by regulating P­cycling microbial genes in a typical subtropical estuary (Min River), Southeast China H. Wu et al.
90. Phosphorus Fertilizer Effects Following Continuous Application of Biochar-Based Soil Amendments in Low-Input Cropping System A. Tilahun et al.
91. Carbon accumulation rate peaks at 1,000-m elevation in tropical planted and regrowth forests Y. Su et al.
92. Revealing the hidden burden for lake management: the sediment phosphorus storage pools in Eastern Plain Lake Zone, China C. Zhang et al.
93. Is Australia weird? A cross-continental comparison of biological, geological and climatological features H. Flores-Moreno et al.
94. Nitrogen addition delays the emergence of an aridity-induced threshold for plant biomass H. Li et al.
95. High-quantity straw combined with microbial fertilizer positively drives soil multifunctionality and fertility in degraded arid desert ecosystems J. Tian et al.
96. Meta-analysis of 21st century studies shows that deforestation induces profound changes in soil characteristics, particularly soil organic carbon accumulation A. Mgelwa et al.
97. Integrated transcriptome and metabolome analysis reveals the divergent evolution of low-P tolerance in cultivated and Tibetan wild barley J. Zhang et al.
98. Effect of phosphorus fractions on benthic chlorophyll-a: Insight from the machine learning models Y. Wang et al.
99. The untapped potential of legacy soil phosphorus C. Pratt & A. El Hanandeh
100. GEMAS: Phosphorus in European agricultural soil - sources versus sinks at the continental-scale - the geological perspective P. Négrel et al.
101. Differential impacts of nitrogen addition on soil dissolved organic carbon in humid and non-humid regions: A global meta-analysis T. Ren et al.
102. Phosphorus drives adaptive shifts in membrane lipid pools and synthesis between soils C. Warren & O. Butler
103. The Spatiotemporal Variability of Soil Available Phosphorus and Potassium in Karst Region: The Crucial Role of Socio-Geographical Factors W. Zhang et al.
104. Spatial patterns of soil carbon and nutrient distribution during vegetation restoration in red soil regions H. Liu et al.
105. Reduced phosphorus availability in paddy soils under atmospheric CO2 enrichment Y. Wang et al.
106. Variation in leaf litter silicon concentration along soil fertility and climate gradients in tropical montane forests in western Panama R. Nakamura et al.
107. Factors Influencing the Spatial Distribution of Soil Total Phosphorus Based on Structural Equation Modeling Y. Jiang et al.
108. Regulation of soil microorganisms and phosphorus cycling genes on soil phosphorus availability in desert steppe under warming and phosphorus input L. Feng & B. Cao
109. Spatial hotspots and bundles of soil functions across Europe A. Wadoux et al.
110. Unearthing the importance of soil development in total phosphorus distribution in China’s mountains W. Yang et al.
111. Soil organic carbon fractions in China: Spatial distribution, drivers, and future changes S. Zhang et al.
112. Climate and anthropogenic activities control the concentrations of copper, zinc, cadmium and chromium in global inland waters X. Jin et al.
113. Nitrogen availability mediates soil organic carbon cycling in response to phosphorus supply: A global meta-analysis X. Luo et al.
114. Including the phosphorus cycle into the LPJ-GUESS dynamic global vegetation model (v4.1, r10994) – global patterns and temporal trends of N and P primary production limitation M. Dantas de Paula et al.
115. Leaf manganese concentrations reveal phosphorus-mining strategies and trait diversification of Myrtaceae in south-eastern Australia L. Yan et al.
116. The effect of climate factors on soil total phosphorus in the Three River Headwaters Region is regulated by soil layers Q. Cui et al.
117. Temperature dependence of ecosystem carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus residence times differs between subtropical and temperate forests in China Y. Chen et al.
118. Phosphorus limitation of Pinus massoniana reforestation increases with stand development: evidence from plant, leaf litter, and soil L. Tie et al.
119. Characteristics of water retention, nutrient storage, and biomass production across alpine grassland soils in the Qilian Mountains Y. Deng et al.
120. Organic anions facilitate the mobilization of soil organic phosphorus and its subsequent lability to phosphatases A. Richardson et al.
121. Frequent fire alters soil total phosphorus but does not affect phosphorus availability in a montane grassland N. Findlay et al.
122. Advancing groundwater flowpath modeling to quantify lag times and legacy nutrient dynamics for improved diffuse source pollution mitigation Y. Guo et al.
123. Impact of anthropogenic activities on bacterial community diversity in a coastal city: A case study from Shantou J. Li et al.
124. Soil phosphorus crisis in the Tibetan alpine permafrost region J. Hong et al.
125. Understanding soil phosphorus cycling for sustainable development: A review J. Helfenstein et al.
126. Latitudinal Variation of Leaf Phosphorus Fractions Provides Physiological Insights Into Plant Phosphorus‐Use Strategy at Large Scales Q. Meng et al.
127. Bigger genomes provide environment‐dependent growth benefits in grasses K. Simpson et al.
128. Partitioning of Available P and K in Soils During Post-Agricultural Pine and Spruce Reforestation in Smolensk Lakeland National Park, Russia P. Enchilik et al.
129. Soil amelioration induced by nurse shrubs in coal mines reclaimed to pastures and their synergistic effects with grazing E. Muñoz-Cerro et al.
130. Predicting high resolution total phosphorus concentrations for soils of the Upper Mississippi River Basin using machine learning C. Dolph et al.
131. Available and total phosphorus background levels in soils: a calcareous and semi-arid region M. Jalali et al.
132. Climatic effects on soil phosphorus pools and availability in sub‐Saharan Africa N. Mutwale et al.
133. The spatial variations and driving factors of C, N, P stoichiometric characteristics of plant and soil in the terrestrial ecosystem W. Feng et al.
134. Fertigation to recover nitrate-polluted aquifer and improve a long time eutrophicated lake, Spain M. Pérez-Martín & S. Benedito-Castillo
135. Modelling the spatial distribution of total nitrogen and phosphorus stock in dryland terrestrial ecosystems of China using machine learning algorithms B. Liu
136. Linking soil phosphorus fractions to associated microbial functional profiles under crop rotation on the Loess Plateau of China Y. Liu et al.
137. Variations in soil nutrient availabilities and foliar nutrient concentrations of trees between temperate monsoon karst and non‐karst forest ecosystems on Mount Ibuki in Japan H. Kajino et al.
138. The Effect of Herbaceous and Shrub Combination with Different Root Configurations on Soil Saturated Hydraulic Conductivity Z. Zhang et al.