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September 27, 2025Journal of Environmental QualityOpen Access

Fertilizer source and soil properties affect soil test phosphorus and relationships with phosphorus losses in snowmelt runoff

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BWBlake WeisethUniversity of Saskatchewan JSJ.J. SchoenauUniversity of Saskatchewan JEJane A. ElliottEnvironment and Climate Change Canada

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This analysis examines how fertilizer sources and soil properties influence phosphorus losses in snowmelt runoff, suggesting actionable insights for agricultural practices.

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Phosphorus losses in snowmelt runoff were lower from less soluble fertilizer sources across various soils.
Soil test P effectively predicted phosphorus concentration in runoff, linking soil properties to nutrient loss.
Crop uptake patterns indicate that better fertilizer management can reduce runoff phosphorus pollution.
Elevated salinity and low moisture negatively impact crop phosphorus uptake, increasing runoff losses.

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Weiseth et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d7be66eebfec0fc5237cfd https://doi.org/10.1002/jeq2.70083

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This analysis examines how fertilizer sources and soil properties influence phosphorus losses in snowmelt runoff, suggesting actionable insights for agricultural practices.

Fertilizer source and soil properties affect soil test phosphorus and relationships with phosphorus losses in snowmelt runoff

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Fertilizer source and soil properties affect soil test phosphorus and relationships with phosphorus losses in snowmelt runoff

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