Drying and rewetting affect chemical speciation and bioavailability of soil phosphorus in a hyper-arid desert ecosystem

Yanju GAO; Akash Tariq; Fanjiang Zeng; Jordi Sardans; Dhafer A. Al‐Bakre; Josep Penuelas

doi:10.1016/j.pedsph.2024.08.004

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Drying and rewetting affect chemical speciation and bioavailability of soil phosphorus in a hyper-arid desert ecosystem

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