Climate change and phosphorus cycling form a positive feedback loop.
Is it true that climate change and phosphorus cycling form a positive feedback loop?
Yes. Evidence supports the concept of a positive feedback loop linking climate change and phosphorus cycling, primarily mediated through coupled soil carbon-phosphorus stoichiometry and greenhouse gas emissions.
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The provided literature includes direct evidence of phosphorus playing a role in climate change feedbacks, such as soil phosphorus influencing greenhouse gas production and being tightly coupled with soil carbon cycling (Papers [3] and [11]). The remaining papers primarily focus on carbon-climate feedbacks without addressing phosphorus. Thus, the specific claim is supported by the relevant subset of retrieved literature.
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Zhou, H., Ma, A., Zhou, X., Chen, X., Zhang, J., Gen, P., Liu, G., Wang, S., & Zhuang, G. (2022). Soil phosphorus accumulation in mountainous alpine grassland contributes to positive climate change feedback via nitrifier and denitrifier community.. doi.org. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2021.150032
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MM, I., P, S., J, P., DS, G., Y, K., C, T., & E, H. (2026). A Critical Review of Carbon and Phosphorus Linkages in Soils.. doi.org. https://doi.org/10.1111/gcb.70804
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