Rice husk (RH) and poplar bark (PB) as the staple biomass wastes represent herbaceous
and woody plants, respectively. Thermo-chemical conversion of these wastes is a practical …

Biochar is a by-product from the pyrolysis of biomass and has a great potential in soil
amendment due to its carbon and nutrient-rich properties. The aim of this study was to …

Ethnopharmacological relevance Oil extracted from Parrotiopsis jacquemontiana stem
traditionally used for wound healing, body aches and dermatitis. In this study we have …

Biomass feedstocks have been utilized for the commercial production of a wide range of
fuels and chemicals through the pyrolysis process. Broom weed is abundant but it has not …

Biochar–soil microbiota interactions may occur within a short or long period of time after
application, and the behaviour of biochar could determine their impacts on soil. In …

Activated carbon, a porous amorphous solid adsorbent, was prepared from palm kernel
shell (PKS) using leachates from cocoa husk ash as an activating agent for gold adsorption …