Fresh biochar application provokes a reduction of nitrate which is unexplained by conventional mechanisms

Keyphrases

• Biochar 100%
• Biochar Application 100%
• Nitrate Reduction 100%
• Nitrate 33%
• Soil Solution 33%
• Content Reduction 33%
• Aged Biochar 33%
• Nitrate Content 33%
• Beneficial Effects 16%
• Greenhouse Gas Emissions 16%
• Greenhouse 16%
• Volatilization 16%
• Ecotoxicological Effects 16%
• Sodium 16%
• Isotopic Composition 16%
• Crop Yield 16%
• Carbon Sequestration 16%
• Nitrogen Cycle 16%
• Microbial Biomass 16%
• Magnesium 16%
• Microbial Activity 16%
• Chloride 16%
• Naturally Aged 16%
• Crop Quality 16%
• Ionic Composition 16%
• Ecotoxicological Endpoints 16%
• Barley Crop 16%
• Gasification Biochar 16%
• Crop Cycle 16%
• Time-dependent Processes 16%
• Lysimeter 16%
• Greenhouse Gasses Emission 16%
• Soil-applied 16%
• Plant Uptake 16%
• Soil Leachate 16%
• Ionic Content 16%
• Sorption Leaching 16%
• Nitrate Leaching 16%
• Soil Column 16%
• Organo-mineral Coating 16%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Solution and Solubility 100%
• Volatilization 50%
• Microbial Biomass 50%
• Carbon Sequestration 50%
• Microbial Activity 50%
• Gasification 50%
• Pine 50%
• Leaching 50%
• Nitrogen Cycling 50%

Chemical Engineering

• Biochar 100%
• Sodium Chloride 9%
• Leaching 9%
• Gasification 9%