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1. Carbonate‐Associated Phosphate (CAP) Indicates Elevated Phosphate Availability in Neoarchean Shallow Marine Environments M. Ingalls et al.
2. Characterization and agronomic efficiency of natural and recovered phosphates in tropical soil with corrected acidity J. Ramos et al.
3. Phosphorus cycling in freshwater lake sediments: Influence of seasonal water level fluctuations X. Wu et al.
4. FePO4.2H2O recovery from acidic phosphate-rich waste streams N. Bahgat et al.
5. The precursor of apatite: Octacalcium phosphate (OCP) in the earth and environmental sciences - A review A. Idini & F. Frau
6. REY enrichment mechanisms in the early Cambrian phosphorite from South China H. Yang et al.
7. Geochemical processes of phosphorus‑iron on sediment-water interface during discharge of groundwater to freshwater lakes: Kinetic and mechanistic insights X. Wu et al.
8. Marine phosphate availability and the chemical origins of life on Earth M. Brady et al.
9. Tonian Carbonates Record Phosphate‐Rich Shallow Seas S. Roest‐Ellis et al.
10. Lithological Controls on Aqueous Phosphorus on Ocean-covered Exoplanets A. Stone et al.
11. Biosediment assemblages reveal disrupted silica cycling and redox conditions throughout the Rhaetian Stage: Evidence for a precursor event to the end-Triassic mass extinction A. Clement et al.
12. Phosphorus dynamics around the sulphate-methane transition in continental margin sediments: Authigenic apatite and Fe(II) phosphates C. März et al.
13. Biogenic origin and clay-assisted sink of ‘visible phosphorus’ in a shallow, calcareous lake K. Rácz et al.
14. Apatite nanoparticles in 3.46–2.46 Ga iron formations: Evidence for phosphorus-rich hydrothermal plumes on early Earth B. Rasmussen et al.
15. Ecofriendly solidification of sand using microbially induced calcium phosphate precipitation M. Avramenko et al.
16. Diagenesis of Ediacaran − early Cambrian phosphorite: Comparisons with recent phosphate sediments based on LA-ICP-MS and EMPA H. Yang et al.
17. The Late Ediacaran ice age driven by deep Earth processes R. Wang et al.
18. Authigenic apatite and octacalcium phosphate formation due to adsorption–precipitation switching across estuarine salinity gradients J. Oxmann & L. Schwendenmann
19. Authigenesis of biomorphic apatite particles from Benguela upwelling zone sediments off Namibia: The role of organic matter in sedimentary apatite nucleation and growth K. Mänd et al.
20. Phosphate uptake is an essential process for rapid bone mineralization during early diagenesis – evidence from bone alteration experiments A. Kral et al.
21. Natural controls on phosphorus concentrations in small Lakes in Central Alberta, Canada K. von Gunten et al.
22. Water column particulate matter: A key contributor to phosphorus regeneration in a coastal eutrophic environment, the Chesapeake Bay J. Li et al.
23. Kinetics of phosphorus release from sedimentary rocks as a potential source of fertilizers in the Amazon region, Brazil D. Mendes et al.
24. Mineralogical, nanostructural, and Ca isotopic evidence for non-classical calcium phosphate mineralization at circum-neutral pH K. Schilling et al.
25. Geochemistry of apatite individuals in Zhijin phosphorites, South China: Insight into the REY sources and diagenetic enrichment H. Yang et al.
26. Biogeochemical Sequestration of Phosphorus in a Two-Layer Lignocellulose-Based Soil Treatment System L. Wehrmann et al.
27. Maintenance of the great late Ediacaran ice age P. Liu et al.
28. Rapid changes in phosphorus species in soils developed on reclaimed tidal flat sediments A. Yin et al.