87 citations as recorded by crossref.

1. Short‐term effects of soil texture, biochar, manure, and tillage practices on warm‐climate forage yields and nutrient content C. Cooper et al.
2. The impact of corncob biochar and poultry litter on pepper (Capsicum annuum L.) growth and chemical properties of a silty-clay soil S. Majeed M. Ali Jaaf et al.
3. Activated carbon and biochar prepared from date palm fiber as adsorbents of phosphorus from wastewater S. Mansour et al.
4. A review of important heavy metals toxicity with special emphasis on nephrotoxicity and its management in cattle I. Tahir & K. Alkheraije
5. The use of wastewater for irrigation: Pros and cons for human health in developing countries S. Musa Yahaya et al.
6. Two-season effects of grape pomace biochar on soil properties, nutrient availability, plant growth and soil microbial communities Z. Kwoczynski et al.
7. The Influence of Biochar Enriched with Magnesium and Sulfur on the Amount of Perennial Ryegrass Biomass and Selected Chemical Properties and Biological of Sandy Soil K. Gondek et al.
8. Energy-Technological Complex, Functioning On the Basis Of Waste Processing Technologies V. Parshukov et al.
9. Biochar technology in wastewater treatment: A critical review W. Xiang et al.
10. Tomato fruit quality and nutrient dynamics under water deficit conditions: The influence of an organic fertilizer M. Zahedifar et al.
11. Biochar Amendments Improve Licorice (Glycyrrhiza uralensis Fisch.) Growth and Nutrient Uptake under Salt Stress D. Egamberdieva et al.
12. Co-production of phenolic-rich bio-oil and magnetic biochar for phosphate removal via bauxite-residue-catalysed microwave pyrolysis of switchgrass B. Mohamed et al.
13. The co-application of biochar with bioremediation for the removal of petroleum hydrocarbons from contaminated soil C. Dike et al.
14. Characterization of bio char derived from tapioca skin F. Hasnan et al.
15. Potential to use municipal waste bio char in wastewater treatment for nutrients recovery M. Manyuchi et al.
16. Performance evaluation of biofil toilet waste digester technologies in Ghana: the efficacy of effluent treatment options P. Amoah et al.
17. Agronomic benefits of biochar as a soil amendment after its use as waste water filtration medium S. Werner et al.
18. Biochar: Production, Applications, and Market Prospects in Portugal B. Garcia et al.
19. Methane and nitrous oxide emissions during biochar‐composting are driven by biochar application rate and aggregate formation B. Harrison et al.
20. Biochar for Improving Soil Biological Properties and Mitigating Salt Stress in Plants on Salt-affected Soils D. Egamberdieva et al.
21. Adsorption of phosphate in water on a novel calcium hydroxide-coated dairy manure-derived biochar Y. Choi et al.
22. Characterization of soil amendment potential of 18 different biochar types produced by slow pyrolysis H. Günal et al.
23. Effects of Biochar Application on Vegetation Growth, Cover, and Erosion Potential in Sloped Cultivated Soil Derived from Mudstone M. Lee et al.
24. Effect of Pyrolyzed Peach Pit Biomass on Dispersion and Sedimentation Characteristics of Saline Clay C. Yan et al.
25. Co-application of compost and biochar improves soil properties and Desho grass growth on acidic soils in a tropical environment of Southwestern Ethiopia S. Shifa et al.
26. Impacts of Biochar on Physical Properties and Erosion Potential of a Mudstone Slopeland Soil Z. Hseu et al.
27. Effect of biochar application on freezing-thawing deformation of farmland soil during freeze–thaw cycling Y. Zuo et al.
28. Preparation and evaluation of two enriched biochar-based fertilizers for nutrient release kinetics and agronomic effectiveness in direct-seeded rice A. Roy et al.
29. Optimizing biochar-based column filtration systems for enhanced pollutant removal in wastewater treatment: A preliminary study S. El Barkaoui et al.
30. Life Cycle Assessment of Magnesium‐Impregnated Biochar Production and its Application for Nutrient Removal and Soil Improvement in Rice Cultivation J. Lugo‐Arias et al.
31. Phosphorus biofortification and uptake in maize enhanced with integrated phosphorus management . Imran & . Amanullah
32. Utilizing biochar from dairy sludge for effective dairy wastewater treatment: a sustainable approach M. Ali et al.
33. Can Biochar Covers Reduce Emissions from Manure Lagoons While Capturing Nutrients? B. Dougherty et al.
34. A review on green adsorbent from plastic waste-derived char for wastewater treatment: Production, aqueous contaminants adsorption, and applications A. Saravanakumar et al.
35. Mitigating soil salinity stress with titanium gypsum and biochar composite materials: Improvement effects and mechanism X. Xu et al.
36. Soybean quality and profitability improved with peach (Prunus persica L) remnants, phosphorus and beneficial microbes . Imran & . Amanullah
37. Phosphorus Availability Enhanced with Combine Application of Organic Amendments and Beneficial Microbes under Soybean-Wheat Cropping System . Imran
38. Phosphorus availability and speciation in soils amended with upcycled dairy-waste nutrients M. Laan et al.
39. Dairy Effluent-Saturated Biochar’s Short-Term Effects on Vigna unguiculata and Cynodon dactylon Performance and Soil Properties L. Entio et al.
40. Removal of nitrate, ammonia and phosphate from aqueous solutions in packed bed filter using biochar augmented sand media A. El Hanandeh et al.
41. Phosphorus Removal from Wastewater in Biofilters with Biochar Augmented Geomedium: Effect of Biochar Particle Size A. El Hanandeh et al.
42. Availability of Recycled Phosphorus on Biochar Reacted with Wastewater to Support Growth of Lactuca sativa K. Laxmisagara Sagar et al.
43. Abstraction of nitrates and phosphates from water by sawdust- and rice husk-derived biochars: Their potential as N- and P-loaded fertilizer for plant productivity in nutrient deficient soil I. Fatima et al.
44. Ameliorating some quality properties of an erosion-prone soil using biochar produced from dairy wastewater sludge S. Sadeghi et al.
45. Valorization of faecal and sewage sludge via pyrolysis for application as crop organic fertilizer M. Nuagah et al.
46. Emerging applications of biochar: A review on techno-environmental-economic aspects H. Zhu et al.
47. Reactivity of Fe-amended biochar for phosphorus removal and recycling from wastewater D. Strawn et al.
48. Assessment of Rice Straw–Derived Biochar for Livestock Wastewater Treatment B. Lap et al.
49. Variable effects of biochar and P solubilizing microbes on crop productivity in different soil conditions D. Deb et al.
50. Novel Water Retention and Nutrient Management Technologies and Strategies Supporting Agricultural Water Management in Continental, Pannonian and Boreal Regions M. Scholz
51. Wheat dust and extracted rapeseed scrap biochar: a comprehensive characterization and assessment of potential utilization in the context of the circular economy Z. Kwoczynski et al.
52. Nutrient Removal from Aqueous Solutions Using Biosorbents Derived from Rice and Corn Husk Residues: A Systematic Review from the Environmental Management Perspective J. Lugo-Arias et al.
53. Improved pyrolysis for sewage sludge valorization via enhanced microcosm vermicomposting R. Nsiah-Gyambibi
54. Microalgae as potential agents for biochar production: Future of industrial wastewater treatment S. Ghosh et al.
55. Characterization and Artificial Neural Networks Modelling of methylene blue adsorption of biochar derived from agricultural residues: Effect of biomass type, pyrolysis temperature, particle size A. Albalasmeh et al.
56. Optimizing biochar application rates for improved soil chemical environments in cotton and sugarbeet fields under trickle irrigation with plastic mulch X. Qi et al.
57. Biochar modification and application to improve soil fertility and crop productivity K. Ghassemi-Golezani & S. Rahimzadeh
58. Biochar as an alternative substrate for the production of sugarcane seedlings M. Mota et al.
59. Developing slow-release fertilizer based on pyrolysis of domestic biogas digestate cake: A circular economy approach for rural farmers A. Sharma et al.
60. Phosphorus removal efficiency from wastewater under different loading conditions using sand biofilters augmented with biochar A. El Hanandeh et al.
61. Potential roles of biological amendments for profitable grain production – A review L. Abbott et al.
62. Anammox, biochar column and subsurface constructed wetland as an integrated system for treating municipal solid waste derived landfill leachate from an open dumpsite S. Joseph et al.
63. Electrochemical energy storage and hydrogen peroxide sensing using hybrid framework of CeO2-MnO2 on carbon nano fiber composite. I. Kaushal et al.
64. Roles of different active metal-reducing bacteria in arsenic release from arsenic-contaminated paddy soil amended with biochar J. Qiao et al.
65. Biochar from microwave pyrolysis of rice husk for tertiary wastewater treatment and soil nourishment N. Shukla et al.
66. Effect of Biochar and Inorganic or Organic Fertilizer Co-Application on Soil Properties, Plant Growth and Nutrient Content in Swiss Chard A. Rivelli & A. Libutti
67. A comprehensive evaluation of the environmental and health risks associated with the potential utilization of chars produced from tires, electro-waste plastics and biomass H. Burdová et al.
68. Fish protein fertilizer serves as a sustainable alternative, improving soil properties, bamboo growth and shoots yield in Lei bamboo forests J. Zhao et al.
69. Functionally responsive hydrogels with salt-alkali sensitivity effectively target soil amelioration L. Qi et al.
70. Biochar boosts tropical but not temperate crop yields S. Jeffery et al.
71. Impact of almond shell biochar properties and application rate on soil physical and hydraulic characteristics T. Thao et al.
72. Performances of simultaneous enhanced removal of nitrogen and phosphorus via biological aerated filter with biochar as fillers under low dissolved oxygen for digested swine wastewater treatment X. Xin et al.
73. Role of Nutrient-Enriched Biochar as a Soil Amendment during Maize Growth: Exploring Practical Alternatives to Recycle Agricultural Residuals and to Reduce Chemical Fertilizer Demand S. Kizito et al.
74. Post-pyrolysis treatments of biochars from sewage sludge and A. mearnsii for ammonia (NH4-n) recovery A. Beckinghausen et al.
75. Diffuse Water Pollution from Agriculture: A Review of Nature-Based Solutions for Nitrogen Removal and Recovery G. Mancuso et al.
76. Combination of biochar filtration and ozonation processes in livestock wastewater treatment and application for soil cultivation N. Thao et al.
77. Soil environment, carbon and nitrogen cycle functional genes in response to freeze-thaw cycles and biochar Y. Zhang et al.
78. Escherichia coli Removal in Biochar-Modified Biofilters: Effects of Biofilm A. Afrooz et al.
79. Optimizing biochar application to improve soil physical and hydraulic properties in saline-alkali soils J. Liang et al.
80. Investigating the Influence of Biochar Amendment on the Physicochemical Properties of Podzolic Soil R. Saha et al.
81. Improving the yield of greenhouse tomato by adjusting the coupling coordination degree of soil–water–root system using a biochar X. Li et al.
82. Synthesis and nutrient release patterns of a biochar-based N–P–K slow-release fertilizer W. Gwenzi et al.
83. Chemical fertilizer reduction with organic fertilizer effectively improve soil fertility and microbial community from newly cultivated land in the Loess Plateau of China J. Han et al.
84. Impact of biochar on the yield and nutritional quality of tomatoes (Solanum lycopersicum) under drought stress M. Usman et al.
85. Amelioration of soil properties, growth and leaf mineral elements of summer savory under salt stress and biochar application in alkaline soil L. Mehdizadeh et al.
86. Repeated applications of farm dairy effluent treated with poly-ferric sulphate did not adversely affect soil phosphorus availability, P fractions and pasture response — a 4-year field plot study X. Che et al.
87. Exploring the Potential Impact of Biochar Amendments in Promoting Redox Reactions, Agro-Morphological, and Phytochemical Characteristics in Satureja khuzistanica Jamzad Under Salt Stress G. Eghlima et al.