Palm Waste Biochar and Compost Team Up to Supercharge Depleted Tropical Soils
A Ghanaian study shows that combining oil palm waste biochar with poultry manure compost boosts soil microbes, enzymes, and nutrient ...
Tag: Biochar
Waste Sawdust Becomes Powerful Water Catalyst When Nitrogen and Boron Are Perfectly Balanced
Researchers found that tuning the nitrogen-to-boron ratio in sawdust-derived biochar transforms it from a passive adsorbent into a highly efficient ...
Sweet Flag Biochar Supercharges Persulfate to Destroy Antibiotic Pollution in Water
Researchers converted sweet flag biomass into a manganese and nitrogen co-doped biochar that activates persulfate to degrade over 93 percent ...
Biochar Gives Direct-Seeded Rice Stronger Stems and Bigger Yields in Northeast China
A two-year field trial in Northeast China shows that moderate biochar application strengthens direct-seeded rice roots and stems, cutting lodging ...
AI Pinpoints the Perfect Dose of Nanomaterials to Scrub Toxic Metals from Farmland
Researchers used explainable machine learning to optimize graphene oxide-biochar hybrid nanocomposites that remove lead, chromium, and uranium from contaminated soil ...
Biochar, Bacteria and Jack Bean Team Up to Purge Atrazine from Farm Soil
A proposed tripartite remediation system combining biochar, Pseudomonas bacteria and the legume Canavalia ensiformis could degrade persistent atrazine residues in ...
Ancient and Modern Wheat Take Opposite Chemical Routes When Fed Beneficial Microbes
A 40-day greenhouse study shows that a Bacillus-based endophytic biopreparation drives modern bread wheat toward layered physical defenses while ancient ...
More Minerals, Less Carbon? Texas Farmland Study Upends a Soil Science Assumption
A detailed study of three Texas farmlands finds that abundant soil cations do not reliably translate into greater carbon sequestration, ...
Water Treatment’s Hidden Flaw: Carbon Particles Ferry Pollutants Past Filters
New research shows that superfine particles shed from activated carbon and biochar can carry adsorbed lead through sand and membrane ...
Three Years of Biochar Left a Fertile Kentucky Soil Mostly Unchanged
A three-year Kentucky field trial shows pine sawdust biochar left a fertile silt loam largely unchanged, raising only labile carbon ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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