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Some ecological processes, such as the water cycle, have entered the public consciousness, while others remain decidedly obscure. Lohmann's first book seeks to rectify that situation for phosphorus, an essential building block of life whose relative abundance has tracked with biological booms and busts throughout geological time. Readily available phosphorus (in various forms of its oxide, phosphate) fuels an explosion of life, which then consumes and depletes ot...Log In or Sign Up to Read More