Soil pH and alkaline phosphatase-harboring microorganisms closely link to available phosphorus dynamics of Cunninghamia lanceolata plantations

Puntos clave

• Phosphorus dynamics are significantly influenced by soil pH levels, enhancing nutrient availability.
• Alkaline phosphatase activity is linked to microbial communities within the soil ecosystem.
• Observational analysis across forest plantations identifies interactions that affect nutrient cycling processes.
• Findings highlight the importance of maintaining specific soil pH to support healthy Cunninghamia lanceolata growth.