Soil acidification suppresses phosphorus supply through enhancing organomineral association

SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT(2023)

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It has long been assumed that soil acidification increases reactive iron and/or aluminum (Fe/Al) oxides and promotes Pi sorption onto mineral surfaces, resulting in a decrease in Pi. However, this assumption has seldom been tested in long-term field experiments. Using a 12-year acid addition experiment in a tropical forest, we demonstrated that soil acidification increased the content of noncrystalline Fe and Al oxides by 16.3 % and 27.7 %, respectively; whereas it did not alter the absorbed Pi pool and Pi sorption capacity. Furthermore, soil acidification increased the Fe/Al-bound organic matter content by 82.5 %, causing a 54.9 % reduction in Pi desorption, a 42.3 % decrease in soluble Pi content, and a 9.2 % increase in occluded Pi content. Our findings demonstrate that soil acidification reduces Pi bioavailability by repressing Pi desorption rather than enhancing Pi sorption. These results could be attributed to the enhanced organomineral association, which competes for sorption sites with Pi and promotes the Pi occlusion. However, the interactions between organomineral-Pi have not been incorporated into global land models, which may overestimate ecosystem productivity under future acid rain scenarios.
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Acid rain,Weathered soils,Phosphorus fractions,Competitive sorption,Mineral-associated carbon
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