Soil's history: A solution to soluble phosphorus? ... Phosphate, the compound used in fertilizers, can react with and penetrate soil particles. Barrow points out that when this happens, ...

Phosphate, the compound used in fertilizers, can react with and penetrate soil particles. Barrow points out that when this happens, it's "scarcely available to plants.

Runoff can transport soluble P, P attached to eroding soil particles, plant residues, or any recently applied commercial fertilizers into lakes, ponds, streams, rivers and bays. The risk for soluble P ...

These particles are not water soluble, ... The bad thing about water-soluble cesium-137 is that it can easily get into our bodies from soil by way of plants and animals.

The IAEA has a long history of helping countries adjust to salinized soils. In 1978, the IAEA helped develop climate smart agricultural practices to reclaim salt-affected soil that transformed saline ...

It's snowing plastic New technique detects minute particles of plastics in snow, rain and even soil Date: March 17, 2021 Source: McGill University ...

Crop fertilizers are a major source of pollution, as the chemicals make their way out of the soil and into the environment. Scientists are now working on a solution to that problem, by developing ...

Called phytomining, the technique of finding gold uses plants to extract particles of the precious metal from soil. Some plants have the natural ability to take up through their roots and ...

Imagine plants not just sipping nutrients dissolved in water, but actually munching on tiny mineral particles straight from the soil. A study sheds light on how wheat and lettuce aren't just passive ...