Yes, Do Feces Contain Phosphorus? A Detailed Look at Waste Nutrients
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Studies show that a single person can excrete approximately 1.8 grams of phosphorus per day, confirming that feces contain phosphorus. This essential nutrient, crucial for all living organisms, is not only a component of human waste but is also abundant in animal manure, playing a vital role in the global phosphorus cycle.
