Biogeography of Soil Phosphorus‐Cycling Microbes in a Changing World

Soil microbes involved in phosphorus cycling facilitate the fixation and mineralization of phosphorus through various biological processes. The biogeography of soil phosphorus‐cycling microbes is of great significance for a comprehensive understanding of their ecological roles and utilization of their functions. It is imperative to underscore the profound impact of human activities on soil phosphorus‐cycling microbes, which will significantly contribute to refining soil management practices and fostering sustainable human interactions essential for safeguarding soil ecosystems in our ever‐changing world.