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Biochar soil amendment for sustainable agriculture with carbon and contaminant sequestration
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Biochar soil amendment for sustainable agriculture with carbon and contaminant sequestration
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2014
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Ming Zhang
Yong Sik Ok
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“Biochar offers a chance for sustainable agriculture with co-benefits of carbon sequestration and contaminant immobilization in soil“
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