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Soil science

ability of a soil to resist change in solution phosphate concentration as phosphate is added or removed, which governs fertilizer need.

In soil science, phosphate buffering capacity refers to ability of a soil to resist change in solution phosphate concentration as phosphate is added or removed, which governs fertilizer need. This meaning comes from Holford (1979) in Australian Journal of Soil Research.[1]

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References

Holford, I. (1979). Evaluation of soil phosphate buffering indices. Australian Journal of Soil Research, 17(3), 495-504. https://doi.org/10.1071/sr9790495

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