Winner of a Choice magazine's Outstanding Academic Title award, January 2001"…an excellent contribution that will be used by many different groups…The authors are top-notch in their areas…I would recommend it…"--Larry M. Shuman, Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, Vol. 107, no. 4"…near-encyclopedic assemblage of the core knowledge…a unique reference work on soil science…more appropriately called a compendium of soil science…soil scientists, agronomists, geographers, engineers and ecologists active in teaching, research, extension, consultancy and soil management will find a useful assemblage of core knowledge."--D. W. Hopkins, European Journal of Soil Science, March 2001, 52of a Choice magazine's Outstanding Academic Title award, January 2001"…an excellent contribution that will be used by many different groups…The authors are top-notch in their areas…I would recommend it…"--Larry M. Shuman, Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, Vol. 107, no. 4"…near-encyclopedic assemblage of the core knowledge…a unique reference work on soil science…more appropriately called a compendium of soil science…soil scientists, agronomists, geographers, engineers and ecologists active in teaching, research, extension, consultancy and soil management will find a useful assemblage of core knowledge."--D. W. Hopkins, European Journal of Soil Science, March 2001, 52"… comprehensive, concise, and very valuable information and references on modeling phosphorus from the landscape to the stream channel and, in some cases, in the stream channel itself. …This collection… provides a valuable resource for researchers, resource managers, policy makers, and others, as they work with phosphorus in the environment. …The value of this book is the vast amount of information provided over a wide range of topics related to modeling phosphorus in the environment, all under one cover. The editors have done a good job integrating all the topics and cross-referencing information among chapters. … a great source of information and should be in the library of every academic institution and the office of every student, researcher, resource manager, or governmental regulatory official who studies or works with phosphorus in the environment."—W. Reed Green, USGS Arkansas Water Science Center, US Geological Survey, Little Rock, Arkansas, USA, in Ecology, 2008, 89(8)"… provides the readership comprehensive, concise, and very valuable information … . This collection, under one cover, of the many methods and uses of phosphorus models … provide a valuable resource for researchers, resource managers, policy makers, and others, as they work with phosphorus in the environment. The editors have done a good job integrating all the topics and cross-referencing information among chapters. This books is a great source of information and should be in the library of every academic institution … ."— W. Reed Green, USGS Arkansas Water Science Center, Little Rock, Arkansas in Ecological Society of America Vol. 89, No. 8, 2008"A detailed subject index, along with the depth of the literature review associated with each chapter … help the reader gain a fundamental understanding of processes contributing to environmental P movement. … will prove a useful tool to organize our current understanding of processes affecting P movement in the environment. … the book presents in clear language the basic assumptions and the approach taken by each of the six models for readers to select the model that best meet their needs … ."— Thanh H. Dao, Soil Scientist, Environmental Management & ByProducts Utilization Lab., Maryland in Soil Science Society of America Vol. 72, No. 1, 2008". . . an excellent compendium of the largely U.S. agricultural phosphorus community and the detailed knowledge that this group inherits . . . well-presented, with attention paid to cross referencing between chapters, and there is also a comprehensive index to help guide the reader though 400+ pages of text . . . This is undoubtedly the advantage of this compendium, and it ought to be a must buy for all libraries of the world and should reside on book shelves of all phosphorus researchers and catchment/watershed managers." – P.M. Haygarth and C.J.A. Macleod, Cross Institute of Sustainable Soil Function, Institute of Grassland and Environmental Research, North Wyke Research Station, in Journal of Environmental Quality, July/August 2007, Vol. 36
