Worldwide loss of phosphorus due to soil erosion quantified for the first time

ScienceDaily
Sep 11, 2020, 9:30 am141 pts
Phosphorus is essential for agriculture, yet this important plant nutrient is increasingly being lost from soils around the world. The primary cause is soil erosion. The study shows which continents and regions are most strongly affected.

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