Application of Biochar in Non-destructive Soil Remediation
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https://doi.org/10.54691/fse.v3i8.5522Keywords:
Biochar; Microorganisms; Joint Repair; Heavy Metal Pollution; Soil.Abstract
Biochar has attracted great attention due to its loose porous structure, excellent heavy metal adsorption performance, and providing suitable living conditions for microbial growth and activity. Biochar used for soil remediation can improve soil characteristics and promote pollutant removal. Discussing the impact of biochar on soil application in the context of sustainable development can help to understand and select biochar with suitable properties, and maximize its beneficial effects on soil remediation.
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