Great attention has been paid to using biochar as soil conditioner and bio-accumulator.
Nevertheless, biochar application in agriculture might cause a potential hazard to …

Pyrolysis liquids consist of thermal degradation products of biomass in various stages of its
decomposition. Therefore, if biochar gets affected by re-condensed pyrolysis liquids it is …

Purpose Biochar, the by-product of thermal decomposition of organic materials in an oxygen-
limited environment, is increasingly being investigated due to its potential benefits for soil …

Biochar, a product of biomass pyrolysis, is characterized by significant surface area,
porosity, high water holding capacity, and environmental persistence. It is perceived as a …

Biochar has potential to sequester carbon in soils and simultaneously improve soil quality
and plant growth. More understanding of biochar variation is needed to optimise these …

Biochar is considered as a potential substitute for soil organic matter (SOM). Considering the
importance of biochar, the present review is based on the different benefits and potential …

Biochar is traditionally made from clean lignocellulosic or waste materials that create no
competition for land use. In this paper, the suitability of alternative feedstocks of agricultural …

Biochar is one of a series of materials referred to as black carbon because it is produced by
thermochemical transformation of the original biomass material under a variety of conditions …

Biochar is the solid product of the thermochemical decomposition of biomass at moderate
temperatures (350–700° C) under oxygen-limiting conditions. Biochar is used as an …

Biochar is the name given to charcoal produced from pyrolyzed biomass with the purpose to
add into soils to enhance soil properties and sequestrate carbon. Biochar has been a very …