Biochar addition to soil is currently being considered as a means to sequester carbon while
simultaneously improving soil health, soil fertility and agronomic benefits. The focus of this …

Multiple nutrient deficiencies related to severe soil fertility depletion have emerged as the
major constraint to the sustainability of agriculture on a global scale. Use of biochar and …

Because of the low consistency of the results obtained in the field, the use of biochar as a
soil amendment is controversial. Thus, in general, in acidic soils, results are positive, while …

The scientific management of salinized agricultural lands and the use of undeveloped saline
lands to ensure food security have become one of the most urgent tasks nowadays. Biochar …

Biochar, a by‐product of biomass pyrolysis, has been suggested as a mean to combat
climate change, and at the same time to achieve agricultural and environmental benefits. As …

The dual role of biochar for inhibiting soil acidification induced by nitrification was
determined through two-step incubation experiments in this study. Ca (OH) 2 or biochar was …

The continuous growth of the world's population has led to an increased demand for food.
Biochar (BC) contains valuable functional groups and nutrients, which have been …

In a time when climate change increases desertification and drought globally, novel and
effective solutions are required in order to continue food production for the world's …

In arable soils, anthropogenic activities such as fertilizer applications have intensified soil
acidification in recent years. This has resulted in frequent environmental problems such as …

A pressing need has come to the fore to improve sustainability as well as the use of low-cost
agricultural organic materials that boost both poor soil characteristics, leading to better plant …