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• W4387576102 abstract "Abstract Converting natural forests to agricultural lands has been widespread globally due to increasing population and the demand for food. Phosphorus (P) is often applied to agricultural lands in excessive amounts which can saturate the natural P sorption capacity of the soil, leading to P leaching and subsequent off‐site water eutrophication. We studied the effect of land‐use conversion from natural forests to tea plantations on total soil P, P fractions, and P sorption capacity in subtropical China. Compared to natural forests, total soil P concentrations increased significantly in both 0–20 and 20–40 cm depths in tea plantations, indicative of the accumulation of P fertilizer. The increases in total soil P were primarily found in NaOH‐extractable inorganic P and residual P fractions in both depths, suggesting that P fertilizer was sorbed and occluded into more stable forms due to the high abundance of sorbents (i.e., iron [Fe], aluminum [Al] minerals, and clay). Across all soil samples, oxalate‐extractable Fe was the best predictor of soil maximum P sorption capacity ( r = 0.94, p < 0.001). Surprisingly, the conversion from natural forests to tea plantations decreased both oxalate‐extractable Fe concentration and soil maximum P sorption capacity, hereby increasing the degree of P saturation in soils. Depletion of P sorbents (i.e., soil amorphous Fe) is likely a consequence of Fe removal through tea production and soil erosion, indicating soil degradation. Plantation soils have also shown other signs of degradation including the loss of nutrients (e.g., total soil nitrogen and oxalate‐extractable calcium) and soil organic matter. Our results demonstrate that the conversion of natural forests to tea plantations reduced the ability of the soil to sorb P by both saturating the natural P sorption capacity and depleting P sorbents. Soil degradation resulting from land‐use conversion has increased the environmental risk of P leaching loss, emphasizing the need for improved P fertilization management." @default.
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• W4387576102 date "2023-10-11" @default.
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• W4387576102 title "Converting natural forests to tea plantations reduced soil phosphorus sorption capacity in subtropical China" @default.
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