Nitrification process, an important link of N transformation, is restricted by the soil properties. Biochar can significantly change the soil characteristics which are closely related to the nitrification, so application of biochar to soil will influence the nitrification process. Incubation experiments were arranged to study the effects of biochar applicaiton on soil properties and nitrification process in latosol. The incubation experiment involved with 4 treatments of two levels of soil water content (75% of field capacity and waterlogging) and two levels of biochar (application and zero). The results showed that the biochar significantly increased soil pH, organic carbon content and the available content of N, P and K. The effects of so...
Recent years have shown an increased interest in biochar, a high carbon compound made from pyrolyzed...
Biochar is anticipated to be an effective option for mitigating nitrogen (N) leaching and improving ...
Biochar, known as “Black Gold”, has become a novel approach with potential benefits for soil amendme...
Application of biochar to arable soils represents a new approach to restore soil health and quality....
During the last decade, biochar has captured the attention of agriculturalists worldwide due to its ...
Biochar is a carbonaceous product of biomass pyrolysis under limited oxygen conditions. Due to the v...
Abstract Biochar application can influence soil nitrogen (N) cycle through biological and abiotic pr...
Biochar is a carbon-based substance made by the pyrolysis of organic waste. The amount of biochar pr...
Biochar addition to soils has been proposed as a means to increase soil fertility and carbon sequest...
Biochar, a carbon-rich material derived from biomass pyrolysis, has gained considerable attention as...
Addition of biochar is often proposed as an improving agent of soil properties. The combination of b...
Although environmental impacts of biochar are well characterized, impacts on soil quality, nutrient ...
Leaching of soluble elements from cultivated soils is a major concern to meet the target ofagricultu...
Biochar and its applications have known a growing interest in these last years, due to its carbon se...
Given its high pore volume and adsorption capacity, and when applied as an agricultural soil amendme...
Recent years have shown an increased interest in biochar, a high carbon compound made from pyrolyzed...
Biochar is anticipated to be an effective option for mitigating nitrogen (N) leaching and improving ...
Biochar, known as “Black Gold”, has become a novel approach with potential benefits for soil amendme...
Application of biochar to arable soils represents a new approach to restore soil health and quality....
During the last decade, biochar has captured the attention of agriculturalists worldwide due to its ...
Biochar is a carbonaceous product of biomass pyrolysis under limited oxygen conditions. Due to the v...
Abstract Biochar application can influence soil nitrogen (N) cycle through biological and abiotic pr...
Biochar is a carbon-based substance made by the pyrolysis of organic waste. The amount of biochar pr...
Biochar addition to soils has been proposed as a means to increase soil fertility and carbon sequest...
Biochar, a carbon-rich material derived from biomass pyrolysis, has gained considerable attention as...
Addition of biochar is often proposed as an improving agent of soil properties. The combination of b...
Although environmental impacts of biochar are well characterized, impacts on soil quality, nutrient ...
Leaching of soluble elements from cultivated soils is a major concern to meet the target ofagricultu...
Biochar and its applications have known a growing interest in these last years, due to its carbon se...
Given its high pore volume and adsorption capacity, and when applied as an agricultural soil amendme...
Recent years have shown an increased interest in biochar, a high carbon compound made from pyrolyzed...
Biochar is anticipated to be an effective option for mitigating nitrogen (N) leaching and improving ...
Biochar, known as “Black Gold”, has become a novel approach with potential benefits for soil amendme...