Daniel Blackburn and coauthors detailed and quantified the different processes occurring with soil phosphorus when organic acids are added at different doses. This paper published in Environmental Science & Technology journal brings new insight to the plant P bioavailability and its relation to soil P desorption and diffusion kinetics, as well as to the soil microbial biomass.
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Replay of the speech by the OP2016 Guest of Honour Anthony F Harrison, Author of ‘The Blue Book’: Harrison, A.F. Soil organic phosphorus: a review of world literature. 1987, 257p.
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Session 5: Organic phosphorus in soil and waters: Stocks, flows and impact of scale
Dr Charlie Shand, James Hutton Institute
Title: Effects of citrate on the solubilisation of soil phosphorus
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Session 3: Biotic interactions in organic phosphorus cycling ‐Plants
Dr Daniel Blackburn, Lancaster University
Title: Understanding soil phosphorus dynamics at increasing citric and oxalic acid doses
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Session 3: Biotic interactions in organic phosphorus cycling ‐ Plants
Dr Courtney Giles, The James Hutton Institute
Title: A Tale of Two Exudates: The role of citrate and phytase in unlocking the potential of soil organic phosphorus for plant nutrition
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Session 4 Biotic interactions in organic phosphorus cycling ‐ Microbes
Prof. Gu Feng, China Agricultural University
Title: Carbon:phosphorus ratio drive bacterium mediated phytate mineralization and competition for phosphorus among plant‐AM fungi and bacteria association
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Keynote speaker ‐ Dr Ben Turner
Title: Organic phosphorus and the ecology of tropical forests
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Session 1: Organic phosphorus flows in the environment in context with other nutrient cycles: Integration across ecosystems
Dr Helle Astrid Kjær, University of Copenhagen
Title: Past atmospheric phosphorus
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Session 2: Methods of evaluating organic phosphorus stocks, concentration and speciation
Dr Edith Le Cadre, Montpellier SupAgro
Title: Nanomaterials as a promising binding support to hydrolyse soil phytate
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Session 2: Methods of evaluating organic phosphorus stocks, concentration and speciation
Prof. Kari Dunfield , University of Guelph
Title: Novel primers target group A and C bacterial non‐specific acid phosphatase genes
