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| 1 | Synergistic Effects of Biochar and NPK Fertilizer on Soybean Yield in an Alkaline Soil显示文摘Biochar effects on legume growth and biological nitrogen fixation have been studied extensively, mostly in acidic soils with laboratory produced biochar. In the present study, a pot experiment in a full factorial experimental design was performed to examine soybean yield and nodulation of three genotypes grown with or without biochar and NPK fertilizers in an alkaline soil. We observed synergistic effects of biochar and NPK fertilizer applications on biomass and seed yields for all three soybean genotypes. Total biomass production and seed yield increased on average by 67% and 54%, respectively, with biochar and by 201% and 182% with NPK fertilizer application compared to the control. When applications of biochar and NPK fertilizer were combined, the increases were 391% and367%, respectively. However, the biomass production in the control was very low(692 kg ha-1) due to a high soil p H(8.80). The nodulation increased with biochar and NPK fertilizer applications, and was largest with the combined application. A correlation was found between leaf chlorophyll content(single photon avalanche diode value) and nodule number. We suggested that the synergistic increase in yield was due to a decrease in soil p H caused by biochar and NPK fertilizer applications thereby increasing P availability in this alkaline soil. | Fatima Z.METE Shamim MIA Feike A.DIJKSTRA Md.ABUYUSUF A.S.M.Iqbal HOSSAIN | 2015 | Pedosphere2015，25，5： | 7 |
| 2 | Chemically and biologically activated biochars slow down urea hydrolysis and improve nitrogen use efficiency显示文摘Biochar is considered a potential technology to enhance chemical fertilizer use efficiency through intensification of the interactions between nutrients and the functional groups on biochar surfaces.However,little is known about how the application of activated biochars mixed with urea influences nitrogen(N)mineralization and crop performance in paddy fields.Here,a sawdust-derived fresh biochar(FBC)(ca.400℃)was activated chemically with 15%hydrogen peroxide and biologically with a nutrient solution mixed with a soil inoculum to obtain a chemically activated biochar(CBC)and a biologically activated biochar(BBC),respectively.The chemical and surface properties of FBC,CBC,and BBC were evaluated using spectroscopic methods,i.e.,Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy and 13C nuclear magnetic resonance,and potentiometric charge determination.The N retention capacity of biochars and their interaction with urea hydrolysis were examined in a laboratory incubation experiment.Additionally,a field experiment was carried out in a paddy field with the biochars unmixed or mixed with urea at a 1:1 ratio.Our results showed that negative surface functional groups and negative charges were increased on both activated biochars,especially CBC.Both activated biochars contributed to a significant reduction in urea-biochar suspension pH and increased N retention in the incubation experiment.Despite the enhanced surface properties of the activated biochars,no similar increases in rice biomass and grain yield were observed for these biochars in the field experiment.However,rice biomass,grain yield,apparent N use efficiency,and agronomic N use efficiency were significantly higher with the application of the three biochars compared to no-biochar application.Altogether,the results indicate that the application of urea mixed with biochar could enhance crop performance,especially in the case of activated biochar,which would enhance N retention in the soil,reducing N loss. | Nazmul H.ANTOR Shamim MIA Md.M.HASAN Nowrose J.LIPI Keiji JINDO Miguel A.SANCHEZ-MONEDERO Md.H.RASHID | 2023 | Pedosphere2023，33，4： | 1 |
| 3 | Production of Biochar for Soil Application:A Comparative Study of Three Kiln Models显示文摘Biochar has potentials for soil fertility improvement, climate change mitigation and environmental reclamation, and charred biomass can be deliberately incorporated into soil for long-term carbon stabilization and soil amendment. Many different methods have been used for biochar production ranging from laboratory to industrial scales. However, in countryside of developing countries,biomass is generally used for cooking but not charred. Biochar production techniques at farmer scale have remained poorly developed.We developed and tested biochar production kilns for farmers with a dimension of 50.8 cm × 38.1 cm(height × diameter), using three different setups for optimizing oxygen(O2) limitation and syngas circulation: airtight with no syngas circulation(Model I),semi-airtight with external syngas circulation(Model II) and semi-airtight with internal syngas circulation(Model III). A comparative assessment of these biochar production kiln models was made considering biochar pyrolysis time, fuel to biomass ratio, biochar to feedstock ratio and thermogravimetric index(TGI). Among the models, the best quality biochar(TGI = 0.15) was obtained from Model I kiln taking the longest time for pyrolysis(12.5 h) and the highest amount of fuel wood(1.22 kg kg-1biomass). Model III kiln produced comparatively good quality biochar(TGI = 0.11), but with less fuel wood requirement(0.33 kg kg-1biomass) and shorter pyrolysis time(8.5 h). We also tested Model III kiln in a three times larger size under two situations(steel kiln and pit kiln). The biochar to feedstock ratio(0.38) and quality(TGI = 0.14) increased slightly for the larger kilns. Quality of biochar was found to be mainly related to pyrolysis time. The costs for the biochar stove and pit kiln were US$ 65–77, while it was US$ 154 for the large size steel kiln. Model III kiln can potentially be used for both cooking and biochar production at farmer scale. | Shamim MIA Nijam UDDIN Shaikh Abdullah Al MAMUN HOSSAIN Ruhul AMIN Fatima Z.METE Tjisse HIEMSTRA | 2015 | Pedosphere2015，25，5： | 1 |
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