Microspectroscopy reveals dust-derived apatite grains in acidic, highly-weathered Hawaiian soils

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#OA article: Microspectroscopy reveals dust-derived apatite grains in acidic, highlyweathered Hawaiian soils (2021) @RyoSekine_Mot et al. DOWNLOAD HERE: https://t.co/dWhLETZrQu https://t.co/5SYeMh93Rd

@EddieGeo65 @TuomasJMattila "There is no soil on this planet that lacks the nutrients to grow plants." vs use of P from blown in dust because it is low in weathered soils: https://t.co/A13eCfjA4z

@TuomasJMattila Soil scientists that say bacteria and fungi don't do anything? Come on. Like I said, this stuff will only be believed by those who want to believe it. Re: her second statement is just not true: weathered tropical soils lack P, ...https:…

RT @bernhardwehrli: #Phosphorus from the sky: apatite from atmospheric dust is fertilizing soils in Hawaii news: @usys_ethzh ht…

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