Short-cutting the Phosphorus Cycle in Urban Ecosystems
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Short-cutting the Phosphorus Cycle in Urban Ecosystems

by Bekithemba Gumbo

Environmental Management urban ecology Nutrient Cycling
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Short-cutting the Phosphorus Cycle in Urban Ecosystems explores phosphorus movement through urban environments and considers ways to make nutrient cycling more direct, efficient, and environmentally responsive. It provides a focused introduction to an important intersection of urban ecology, sustainability, and phosphorus management.

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Short-cutting the Phosphorus Cycle in Urban Ecosystems examines phosphorus cycling within urban environments.

The book focuses on the idea of shortening phosphorus pathways and considers how urban ecosystems may influence the movement and use of this essential nutrient.

It offers a science-focused perspective on phosphorus, urban ecological systems, and the environmental questions surrounding more efficient nutrient cycling.

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