African biomass burning is a substantial source of phosphorus deposition to the Amazon, Tropical Atlantic Ocean, and Southern Ocean

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O fogo da África fertiliza a Amazônia

Ciência e Clima, 09 Sep 2019

A Amazônia abriga a floresta tropical mais exuberante do planeta. A região, no entanto, não produz nutrientes em quantidade…

Wildfires in Africa keep the Amazon lush with fertilizing smoke

ZME Science, 14 Aug 2019

Ashes to bananas.

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Smoke from African Fires is Fertilizing Amazon Rainforest, Atlantic and Southern Oceans: Study

Sci-News.com, 02 Aug 2019

Smoke from fires in southern Africa is the largest contributor of phosphorus — an important agricultural fertilizer — to the…

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