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Trilateral FPP 2023: Climate-resilient Crops with Improved Phosphorus Efficiency through Beneficial Fungal Interactions

Organization Pennsylvania State Univ University ParkLocation UNIVERSITY PARK, United StatesPosted 1 Jul 2025Deadline 30 Jun 2028
NSFUS FederalResearch GrantScience FoundationPA
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Modern crop production is sustained by the application of phosphorus fertilizers. The ultimate source of this phosphorus is non-renewable deposits of high-grade phosphate rock. The logistic costs of extracting and transporting a bulky commodity, along with unpredictable fluctuations of the global market, have seen fertilizer prices rise over…

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