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2019年, 第6卷 第4期
Phosphorous is a nutritional element essential for all living organisms. However, phosphate rock reserves are limited and unevenly distributed worldwide. Despite this limitation, current phosphate use is highly inefficient with open cycles causing severe environmental problems. Both the environmental problems and the exhaustion of global phosphate reserves could be avoided in the future by optimizing food-feed-energy production and consumption systems towards lower but markedly more efficient phosphate input and the closing of cycles to maximize phosphate return.
(Torsten MüLLER, Fusuo ZHANG, pp. 313-320)[展开] ...