Soil acidity may severely reduce crop production. Biochar (BC) may increase soil pH and
cation exchange capacity (CEC) but reported effects differ substantially. In a systematic …

The available literary data suggest the general applicability and benefits of different biochar
products in various soil–plant–environment systems. Due to its high porosity, biochar might …

Sustainable agriculture has been consistently challenged due to the menace of changing
climate, thereby, causing depletion in carrying capacity of soil vis-à-vis agronomic response …

The development and testing of a transient adsorption/desorption model that describes the
response of biochar particles to nutrient pulses simulating the application of fertilizer is …

Current agriculture faces multiple challenges due to boom in food demand and
environmental concerns. Biochar is increasingly being recognized by scientists and policy …

Intensive land use has several detrimental effects on land function and imposes an undue
burden on the environment. Continuous farming and pollution by heavy metals have …

Soil salinization has become a global problem that threatens farmland health and restricts
crop production. Salt-affected soils seriously restrict the development of agricultural, mainly …

The unpredictable climatic perturbations, the expanding industrial and mining sectors,
excessive agrochemicals, greater reliance on wastewater usage in cultivation, and landfill …

Biochar, an ecologically friendly soil amendment, is suggested for large-scale field
application for its multiple potential benefits, including carbon sequestration, crop yield …

Biochar application in agricultural soils can be highly beneficial to plant productivity.
However, how plant productivity response (PPR)[% change of plant yield from control …