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Other Organic Phosphorus Compounds

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Soil Components

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The chemistry and significance of soil organic phosphate, which often accounts for a high proportion of the total phosphate, has been the subject of extensive investigation for well over half a century, and detailed reviews have at intervals summarized the advances achieved (e.g., BLACK and GORING [1953], ULRICH and BENZLER [1955]).

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Anderson, G. (1975). Other Organic Phosphorus Compounds. In: Gieseking, J.E. (eds) Soil Components. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-65915-7_4

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