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Earthworms increase available P turnover through microbial pathways: insights from δ18O in phosphate
Reducing agriculture's dependence on finite mineral phosphorus (P) resources requires enhancing the use of soil legacy P by promoting the biotic cycling of P pools, such as organic P. Soil fauna, especially earthworms, may stimulate microbial activity, yet
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