【Objective】 By studying the effects of long-term different fertilization on organic phosphorus and inorganic phosphorus in wheat rhizosphere and bulk soil, the contribution of organic phosphorus and inorganic phosphorus to soil available phosphorus was revealed, which could provide a theoretical basis for rational fertilization of soil and effective utilization of accumulated phosphorus in soil.【Method】Wheat rhizosphere and bulk soil samples were collected from different fertilization treatments (control without fertilizers (CK), nitrogen and potassium (NK), nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium (NPK), and NPK plus organic manure (MNPK)). The content of inorganic phosphorus fractions (dicalcium phosphate (Ca2-P), octa-calcium phosphate (Ca8-P), apatite (Ca10-P), aluminum bounded phosphate (Al-P), iron bounded phosphate (Fe-P), and occluded phosphate (O-P)) in the soil were determined by Chang and Jackson's inorganic phosphorus classification method improved by JIANG Bofan and GU Yichu, and organic phosphorus fractions (labile organic phosphorus (L-OP), moderately labile organic phosphorus (ML-OP), moderately resistant organic phosphorus (MR-OP), and high resistant organic phosphorus (HR-OP)) were determined by Bowman-Cole's organic phosphorus classification method.【Result】The long-term balanced fertilization (NPK, MNPK), especially the application of organic fertilizer (MNPK), significantly improved the level of soil organic carbon and decreased the soil pH, and significantly increased the content of L-OP, ML-OP and MR-OP in soil organic phosphorus and Ca2-P, Ca8-P, Al-P, Fe-P and O-P in inorganic phosphorus. Organic phosphorus mainly existed in ML-OP, followed by MR-OP, L-OP, and HR-OP, accounting for 73.4%, 15.6%, 5.4%, and 5.6% of the total organic phosphorus in rhizosphere soil, respectively, and 72.1%, 15.8%, 6.0% and 6.1% in bulk soil, respectively. The average content of inorganic phosphorus was Ca10-P>Ca8-P>Al-P>O-P>Fe-P>Ca2-P, accounting for 51.2%, 15.7%, 12.3%, 11.4%, 7.2%, and 2.2% of the total inorganic phosphorus in rhizosphere soil, respectively,and accounting for 53.2%, 15.4%, 11.6%, 10.9%, 6.7% and 2.2% of the total inorganic phosphorus in bulk soil, respectively. In the rhizosphere soil, the phosphorus fractions affecting the phosphorus activation coefficient (PAC) were ranked as ML-OP>Al-P>Ca2-P>L-OP>Ca8-P>MR-OP>Fe-P>O-P>Ca10-P>HR-OP. In bulk soil, the order of phosphorus fractions affecting PAC was Ca2-P>L-OP>Ca8-P>Al-P>ML-OP>Fe-P>MR-OP>Ca10-P>HR-OP>O-P.【Conclusion】Long-term balanced fertilization, especially the application of organic fertilizer, significantly improved the availability of moderately labile organic phosphorus and moderately labile inorganic phosphorus in rhizosphere soil. The availability of labile organic phosphorus and labile inorganic phosphorus in bulk soil was also significantly improved. Available phosphorus in the rhizosphere soil mainly came from ML-OP and Al-P, while available phosphorus in bulk soil mainly came from L-OP and Ca2-P. The reasonable soil fertilization could effectively improve soil phosphorus availability.