The Potential Roles of Biochar in Restoring Heavy-Metal-Polluted Tropical Soils and Plant Growth
Biochar shows interesting and environmentally useful properties, among which is its relatively high cation exchange capacity (CEC). High CEC may lower the easily plant-available heavy metals in soils due to the increase in the soil adsorption capacity resulted from biochar application. Quite a lot o...
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2022
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