Soil acidity is a major problem of agriculture in many parts of the world. Soil acidity causes
multiple problems such as nutrient deficiency, elemental toxicity and adverse effects on …

Soil acidification in managed ecosystems such as agricultural lands principally results from
the increased releasing of protons (H+) from the transformation reactions of carbon (C) …

Biochar as a by-product of the carbonization of biomass has an inherent potential to modify
acidic soils due to its alkaline nature. To explore the mechanism and effectiveness of …

A large number of soils, worldwide, are acid (normally pH< 5.5) and suffering from on-going
soil acidification. Acid soils or soils undergoing acidification generally have low fertility and …

Production of biochars from agricultural wastes reduces significantly the volume and weight
of the wastes, and hence, it can be considered as a promising means for managing the …

Biochar is a solid product obtained by heating of biomass or organic waste in the total or
partial absence of oxygen and is applied to improve soil properties, or considered a means …

Intensive cultivation of agricultural soils causes soil degradation which emphasizes the need
for sustainable soil management. Biochar, a pyrolysed carbon rich material has gained great …

The alleviation effects on soil acidification by different raw materials and pyrolysis
temperatures can broaden the utilization of biochar. In this study, nine types of biochar …

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 research has experienced a significant increase in the recent two decades. It is
growing quickly, with hundreds of reviews, including meta-analyses, that have been …