Phosphorus in the Global Environment : Transfers, Cycles and Management Book

	List of Contributors
	Preface
	Acknowledgements
1	Introduction And Synthesis	1
2	Global Transfer Of P In Fertilizer Materials And Agricultural Commodities	7
3	Closing The Cycle: Obstacles To Efficient P Management For Improved Global Food Security	27
4	Phosphorus Balance In European Agriculture - Status And Policy Options	43
5	Phosphorus Fertility Management in Agroecosystems	59
6	Heavy Metal And Radionuclide Contaminants In Phosphate Fertilizers	93
7	Reactions Controlling The Cycling Of P in P In Soils	107
8	Strategies Of Phosphorus Acquisition And Conservation By Plant Species And Communities	139
9	Rehabilitation Of Anthropic Savanna	149
10	Phosphorus Dynamics In Slash-and-burn and Alley Cropping On Ultisols Of The Humid Tropics	155
11	Phosphorus Transfers From Terrestrial To Aquatic Ecosystems	171
12	Phosphorus Transfers And Landscape Structure: Riparian Sites And Diversified Land Use Patterns	201
13	Phosphate Transport And Retention In A Riparian Meadow	229
14	Influence Of Human Populations On Phosphorus Transfers To Aquatic Systems: A Regional Scale Study Using Large Rivers	235
15	Transport And Transformations Of P, Fluvial And Lacustrine Ecosystem	245
16	Phosphorus As A Limiting Resource In Inland Waters; Interactions With Nitrogen	255
17	The P Cycle In The Balaton Catchment - A Hungarian Case Study	275
18	Nutrient Limitation Of Phytoplankton And Eutrophication Of Inland, Estuarine And Marine Waters	301
19	Transport To And Processing Of P In Near-shore and Oceanic Waters	323
20	Phosphorus Transfer From Tropical Terrestrial To Aquatic Systems - Mangroves	347
	References	363
	Index	459