Phosphorus Leaching is the process by which phosphorus, typically in the form of soluble inorganic or organic phosphate compounds, is transported downward through the soil profile by percolating water, distinguishing it from other phosphorus loss pathways by its reliance on vertical water movement and its potential to contribute to downstream eutrophication.
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