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Phosphorus flows in Swedish agriculture and food chain were studied by material flow analysis. The system studied included agriculture, food consumption, related waste and wastewater from private households and municipal wastewater treatment plants. Swedish farmland had net annual phosphorus inputs of ~12 600 metric tons (4.1 kg P ha−1) in 2008–2010. The total import of phosphorus in food and feed to Sweden exceed imports of phosphorus in fertilizers. Despite strict animal density regulations relating to manure phosphorus content, phosphorus is accumulating on Swedish animal farms. The total quantity of manure produced greatly exceeds imported mineral phosphorus fertilizer and almost equals total phosphorus inputs to Swedish farmland. 相似文献
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Rob J. Lewis Francesco de Bello Jonathan A. Bennett Pavel Fibich Genevieve E. Finerty Lars Götzenberger Inga Hiiesalu Liis Kasari Jan Lepš Maria Májeková Ondřej Mudrák Kersti Riibak Argo Ronk Terezie Rychtecká Alena Vitová Meelis Pärtel 《Conservation biology》2017,31(1):40-47
Linking diversity to biological processes is central for developing informed and effective conservation decisions. Unfortunately, observable patterns provide only a proportion of the information necessary for fully understanding the mechanisms and processes acting on a particular population or community. We suggest conservation managers use the often overlooked information relative to species absences and pay particular attention to dark diversity (i.e., a set of species that are absent from a site but that could disperse to and establish there, in other words, the absent portion of a habitat‐specific species pool). Together with existing ecological metrics, concepts, and conservation tools, dark diversity can be used to complement and further develop conservation prioritization and management decisions through an understanding of biodiversity relativized by its potential (i.e., its species pool). Furthermore, through a detailed understanding of the population, community, and functional dark diversity, the restoration potential of degraded habitats can be more rigorously assessed and so to the likelihood of successful species invasions. We suggest the application of the dark diversity concept is currently an underappreciated source of information that is valuable for conservation applications ranging from macroscale conservation prioritization to more locally scaled restoration ecology and the management of invasive species. 相似文献
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A database of global agricultural primary production has been constructed and used to estimate its energy content. The portion
of crops available for food and biofuel after postharvest losses was evaluated. The basic conditions for agriculture and plant
growth were studied, to ensure sustainable scenarios regarding use of residues. The available energy contents for the world
and EU27 was found to be 7,200–9,300 and 430 TWh, respectively, to be compared with food requirements of 7,100 and 530 TWh.
Clearly, very little, or nothing, remains for biofuel from agricultural primary crops. However, by using residues and bioorganic
waste, it was found that biofuel production could theoretically replace one-fourth of the global consumption of fossil fuels
for transport. The expansion potential for global agriculture is limited by availability of land, water, and energy. A future
decrease in supply of fossil energy and ongoing land degradation will thus cause difficulties for increased biofuel production
from agriculture. 相似文献
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