Exploring Legacy Soil Phosphorus Management Strategies for Sustainable Nutrient Management

Assessment 1 Part A:
Draft Submission
Please use and submit the table provided below for Assessment 1 Part A
Section 1:
Search Terms
Section 2:
Reference in Harvard
Format
(Export from
EndNote)
Comment (One or two sentences about each
important point)
Classification 1
Definition? (Y/N)
Classification 2
Classification 3
Rowe, H., Withers,
P.J., Baas, P., Chan,
N.I., Doody, D.,
Holiman, J., Jacobs,
B., Li, H., MacDonald,
G.K., McDowell, R.
and Sharpley, A.N.,
2016. Integrating
legacy soil
phosphorus into
sustainable nutrient
management
strategies for future
food, bioenergy and
water security.
Nutrient cycling in
agroecosystems,
104(3), pp.393-412.
The issues as well as the management options for
the for better utilisation of the legacy soil P is
explored in this article and the basic conclusion
drawn here is that this represents a valuable as
well as a largely accessible source of Legacy
Phosporus.
Mok, K.Y., Shen, G.Q.
and Yang, J., 2015.
Stakeholder
management studies
in mega construction
projects: A review
and future directions.
International Journal
of Project
Management, 33(2),
pp.446-457.
The complexity as well as the uncertainty of the
havoc construction projects need effective
management of stakeholders for accommodating
the conflicting interest of the stakeholders