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Phosphorus(P) is an essential nutrient required for plant development.Continuous population growth and rising global demand for food are expected to increase the demand for phosphate fertilizers.However,high-quality phosphate rock reserves are progressively becoming scarce.Part of the increased pressure on P resources could be alleviated by recycling P present in biosolids.Therefore,it is crucial to understand the dynamics of P in biosolid-amended soils,the effects of residual biosolid-borne P in soils,the way in which microorganisms may control P dynamics in biosolid-amended soils and the environmental implications of the use of biosolids as a source of P.Further research is needed to maximize biosolid-borne P uptake by crops and minimize its loss from biosolid-amended soils.The analysis of the microbiological control of P dynamics in biosolid-amended soils indicates interactions of biosolid P with other nutrients such as carbon(C) and nitrogen(N),suggesting that harmonization of the current regulation on the use of biosolids in agriculture,mainly based on total N and pollutant contents,is needed to better recycle P in agriculture.
Phosphorus (P) is an essential nutrient required for plant development. Continuous population growth and rising global demand for food are expected to increase the demand for phosphate fertilizers. Host, high-quality phosphate rock reserves are progressively becoming scarce. Part of the increased pressure on P resources could be alleviated by recycling P present in biosolids. Beforefore, it is crucial to understand the dynamics of P in biosolid-amended soils, the effects of residual biosolid-borne P in soils, the way in which microorganisms may control P dynamics in biosolid-amended soils and the environmental implications of the use of biosolids as a source of P. Further research is needed to maximize biosolid-borne P uptake by crops and minim its loss from biosolid-amended soils. The analysis of the microbiological control of P dynamics in biosolid-amended soils instructions interactions of biosolid P with other nutrients such as carbon (C) and nitrogen (N), suggesting that harmonization of the current regulation on the use of biosolids in agriculture, primarily based on total N and pollutant contents, is needed to better recycle P in agriculture.