What happens to phosphorus that erodes from rock and soil?

The phosphorus that erodes from the rocks and soil when dissolved with water, when joined with oxygen, forms the phosphate.

Explanation:

The phosphorus is a chemical elements which is found in nature combined with other components. The phosphorus is characterized by its white color and its unpleasant smell, it is also a very reactive element, this chemical element when eroding from rocks and the soil with the help of water binds with oxygen and is transformed into phosphate.

Phosphate is a chemical element composed of four oxygen atoms and one phosphorus atom; phosphate is an essential component for living things.

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