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1. Introduction Phosphorus is a vital element for the growth of plants, functioning as a structural component in nucleic acids (DNA and RNA), phospholipids, and adenosine triphosphate (ATP), which is crucial for energy transfer in cells [1]. It contributes significantly to processes such as root development, seed formation, flowering, fruiting, and the maturity of crops.
1 Introduction Deforestation and forest degradation threaten biodiversity and essential ecosystem services provided by rainforests (IPBES 2019; Boulton et al. 2022). Vancutsem et al. (2021) estimated that 218.7 million ha of tropical moist forests were lost between 1990 and 2020. In some tropical regions, most of the forest cover has already gone; for example, Uganda has lost 92% of its historical forest cover (Aleman et al. 2017).
Abstract Background Climate change poses a threat to the sustainability of food production among small-scale rural communities in Sub-Saharan Africa that are dependent on rain-fed agriculture. Understanding farmers’ adaptations and the determinants of their adaptation strategies is crucial in designing realistic strategies and policies for agricultural development and food security.
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