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Considerable research efforts have been devoted to increase phosphorus (P) availability dur-ing aerobic composting.However,there is little discussion weather the dissolved organic carbon (DOC) controls the transformation among P-fractions.Thus,we investigated the changes in DOC compositions and P-fractions during biochar-amended composting (wet weight basis,5% and 10%).TP content continuously increased since the 'concentration ef-fect'during aerobic composting.NaHCO3-Pi,NaOH-Pi and HCl-Pi were main P-fractions,and biochar can improve P-bioavailability by transforming NaOH-Pi and HCl-Pi into NaHCO3-Pi.Structure equation models (SEMs) indicated that biochar enhanced the P-bioavailability through regulating the decomposition of DOC.Our results at least hint that the activation mechanism on P under the influence of DOC during biochar-amended composting.
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篇名 Dissolved organic carbon,a critical factor to increase the bioavailability of phosphorus during biochar-amended aerobic composting
来源期刊 环境科学学报(英文版) 学科
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环境科学学报(英文版)
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1001-0742
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北京海淀区双清路18号(北京2871信箱)
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