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Excess phosphorus from croplands
"Excess phosphorus" is the difference between nutrient inputs (from fertilizers and manure) and the amount harvested in crop material. This represents phosphorus that is lost to the environment and can create ecological imbalances on ecosystems and in water bodies.
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West et al. (2014)
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