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通过更高的植物从土壤中改善酸盐的获取,同时在全球范围内接近的峰值:对当前的概念和误解进行批判性审查

Jörg Gerke1

  • 1Institut für Angewandte Wissenschaft, Ausbau 5, 18258 Rukieten, Germany.

Plants (Basel, Switzerland)
|January 8, 2025
PubMed
概括

植物根碳酸盐可以溶解土壤酸盐 (P),增加P的可用性和吸收,特别是在低P的土壤中. 这一过程对于作物和料豆类至关重要,特别是在有机农业系统中.

关键词:
P吸附/脱吸方式P 调动的 P 的吸收率.碳酸酸盐是一种碳酸酸盐.化学反应的P调动P的化学反应湿性Fe/Al-P复合物中的一个.酸盐溶解化溶解化植物酸盐溶解解吸收土壤P形成了土壤P.

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