Hypophosphatemia (low phosphorus level) is diagnosed at levels lower than 2.5 mg/dL. Having low phosphate levels is rare but dangerous. It can cause weakness, anemia (low red blood cell or ...

A recent study published in the journal BMJ Pediatrics Open found both very low and very high serum phosphate levels are ...

After receiving funding through Ofwat’s Water Breakthrough Challenge in 2021, researchers focused on three alternative ...

A lack of rain has led to low water levels at Lake Auburn, and water temperatures have been among the warmest on record.

unless patients' phosphorus intake is low or they simultaneously ingest phosphate-binding antacids. [34] Severe hypophosphatemia (<1.0 mg/dl [0.3 mmol/l]) in critically ill, intubated patients or ...

A field agronomist with Burrus Seed says high input prices and lower commodity prices have many growers closely examining ...

Methods for determining the amount of needed fertilizer and applying it. Organic and inorganic phosphorus sources. How fertilizers are manufactured and how crops respond to them. How crop type, ...

After decades of studies and reports on the continuing degradation of Oklahoma's waterways, organizations like Save The Illinois River and Spring Creek Coalition wonder why the data are not being ...

It's possible, if you keep crop nutrient requirements front and center. If your soil tests show fertility is adequate to meet ...