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Fig 1.

Experimental layout of the garden plots at the University of Saint Thomas campus.

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Table 1.

Manure and municipal compost physical and chemical properties averaged for 2017 & 2018.

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Fig 2.

Mean total crop yield wet biomass (g m-2 y-1) combined for years 2017 and 2018 across the different treatments for each crop type.

Note differences in scales for each crop.

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Table 2.

Results of 3-way analysis of variance modeling log(yield) as a function of treatment, crop, year, and treatment*year interaction.

R2 = 0.69.

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Fig 3.

Mass balance at plot level (of 4 m2) showing mean P inputs, mean P export via plant harvest, and loss via dissolved inorganic P in leachate.

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Table 3.

Mean mass of P applied to 4m2 plot over two years, P recovered from crop yield, and P recovered from crops in excess of control treatment mean.

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Table 4.

Results of 3-way analysis of variance modeling log(leachate P) as a function of treatment, crop, year, and treatment*year interaction.

R2 = 0.21.

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Fig 4.

Mean leachate P fluxes ± 1 standard error across soil treatments per crop type.

Leachate P flux from grass plots outside the garden is also included for reference.

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Table 5.

Soil chemical properties measured for initial homogenized soil (June 2017), and for different treatments at end of Year 1 (October 2017), and end of Year 2 (November 2018).

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