Only 12.6% of Fertilizers Used by Plants, Study Finds 
Global study shows just 12.6% of inorganic phosphorus fertilizers are absorbed by plants, with the rest stored in soil.
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Global study shows just 12.6% of inorganic phosphorus fertilizers are absorbed by plants, with the rest stored in soil.
A study by the Chinese Academy of Sciences finds only 12.6% of inorganic phosphorus fertilizers are absorbed by plants, with most stored in soils.
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