Aspects and Potentials of the Phosphorus Recycling from Organic Waste and Residues in Germany

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  The resource phosphorus(P)is essential for all organisms and as one of the primary nutrients of plants it is important for the global food security.The P-reserves are finite and unequally distributed across the globe.
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