Efficacy of woody biomass and biochar for alleviating heavy metal bioavailability in serpentine soil

Keyphrases

• Woody Biomass 100%
• Serpentine Soil 100%
• Woody Biochar 100%
• Heavy Metal Bioavailability 100%
• Metal Immobilization 66%
• Biochar 66%
• Gliricidia Sepium 66%
• Metal Toxicity 33%
• Plant Growth 33%
• Functional Groups 33%
• NiCrBSi 33%
• Heavy Metals 33%
• Sorption 33%
• High Surface Area 33%
• Germination 33%
• Sequential Extraction 33%
• Lycopersicon Esculentum 33%
• Metal Bioavailability 33%
• Tomato 33%
• Phytotoxicity 33%
• Slow Pyrolysis 33%
• Effective Treatment 33%
• Surface Functional 33%
• Normally-off 33%
• CaCl2 Extraction 33%
• NiMn 33%
• Metal-rich 33%
• Immobilization Efficiency 33%
• Application Rate 33%
• Heavy Metal Immobilization 33%
• Biochar Rates 33%
• Pot Experiment 33%
• Biochar-amended Soil 33%
• Metal Fractionation 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Bioavailability 100%
• Heavy Metal 100%
• Biochar 100%
• Serpentine Soils 100%
• Application Rate 28%
• Gliricidia sepium 28%
• Surface Area 14%
• Lycopersicon 14%
• Phytotoxicity 14%