Today's world is struggling with many environmental problems. Due to the ever-growing size
of the population, it is necessary to produce more and more food. The consequence of such …

Organic substitution is beneficial to sustainable agricultural development. In order to
determine the proper fertilization strategy, it is necessary to evaluate the effects of partial …

Plant-parasitic nematodes (PPNs) pose a significant threat to global agricultural productivity,
necessitating effective control measures. Although chemical nematicides have …

Biodegradation of microplastics (MPs) in contaminated biowastes has received big scientific
attention during the past few years. The aim here is to study the impacts of livestock manure …

Phytoextraction is an in situ remediation technique that uses (hyper) accumulator plant
species to extract metal (loid) s from contaminated soils. Field studies can help in selecting …

This study aims to examine the effects of biochar on fungal dynamics during food waste
composting. The different dosage of wheat straw biochar from 0 to 15%(0%, 2.5%, 5 …

The combined effects of biochar and Chlorella under aquaculture wastewater irrigation in
improving saline-alkali soil physicochemical properties, microbial communities, and rice …

Microbially induced calcite precipitation (MICP) technique utilizes ureolytic bacteria to
decompose urea and generate carbonate ions for metal combination. MICP can remediate …

In aerobic organic waste composting, lignocellulose degrades and is converted slowly,
reducing composting effectiveness and humus production. Soils have a porous nature …

Microbially induced carbonate precipitation (MICP) is emerging as a favorable alternative to
traditional soil remediation techniques for heavy metals, primarily due to its environmental …