Biochar is a solid material that is produced from biomass pyrolysis in oxygen-limited
atmosphere at relatively low temperatures. Therefore, the conversion of biosolids (eg …

Biochar is charred biomass produced under limited or no oxygen (O 2) supply and at high
temperature. Rich in aromatic carbon (C), biochar can persist in soil for hundreds or …

Biochar has already been a hotspot in agriculture, energy and environment. In this paper,
the influences of biochar on soil, crops, agricultural eco-system, and food security of China …

Biochar is a key by-product of chemical processes with a huge potential for application in
environmental and soil science studies. In recent years, biochar has received considerable …

Biochar has been widely used in soil improvement and carbon sequestration. It has great
potential and has attracted much attention in the scientific field at home and abroad …

Much attention recently focus on biochar as a kind of soil amendment, slow-release carrier
for fertilizer and carbon sequestrating agent. Biochar can sequestrate carbon in soil for …

In this paper, the current studying progresses about the effects of biochar application on
agro ecosystem with respect to soil physicochemical properties, soil microbes, carbon …

As a by-product generated from the pyrolysis of biomass, biochar is extraordinary for
improving the soil environment of agricultural fields, improving soil fertility, and promoting …

Controlling soil nutrient leaching in farmland ecosystems has been a hotspot in the research
field of agricultural environment. Biochar has its unique physical and chemical properties …

Biochar is produced by heating crop residues and other organic substances under limited
oxygen conditions. Because biochar is rich in nutrients and highly alkaline and stable, it has …