The Influence of Municipal Solid Waste Compost on the Tranformations of Phosphorus Forms in Soil

Searching for a renewable phosphorus (P) source agricultural soils has become challenge of particular importance on global scale. Depletion the world’s phosphate resources as well risk environmental problems caused by excessive P mobility have placed this topic among most important issues. The aim study was to analyse transformation forms in municipal solid waste compost (MSWC) at different maturity stages, assess effects their application soil status and evaluate suitability MSWC potential source. had positive effect content available P. potentially mobile increased significantly soil, primarily after introduction immature confirmed significant correlations with applied indicators. However, results indicate that does not pose serious could although material used purpose should be mature. This also indicated assessment using based total alone, but include specific P-related indicators, reflect both availability risks.