Plant and microbial strategies to improve the phosphorus efficiency of agriculture
Alan E. Richardson(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Richard J. Simpson(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), R. A. Culvenor(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Jonathan P. Lynch(Pennsylvania State University), Emmanuel Delhaize(Australian National University), Sally E. Smith(Queensland University of Technology), Peter R. Ryan(Australian National University), Megan H. Ryan(Australian Research Council), Astrid Oberson(Institute of Plant Biology), F. Andrew Smith(The University of Adelaide), Hans Lambers(The University of Western Australia), Paul R. Harvey(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Erik J. Veneklaas(The University of Western Australia)
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