Advanced nanostructured materials like nanobiochar have come up with the sustainable
solutions for a range of problems of modern era. In recent years, carbon nanomaterials have …

Biochar is a carbonaceous by-product of lignocellulosic biomass developed by various
thermochemical processes. Biochar can be transformed into “nano-biochar” by size …

Soil amendment with nanobiochar (a novel nanomaterial) may benefit crop production by
modulating water-holding capacity, increasing biotic interactions, and providing an …

The utilization of nanobiochar in agricultural practices has garnered substantial interest
owing to its promising potential. Its nano-size particles possess an enhanced ability to …

Pollution creates world-wide environmental and human health concerns. Biochar (BC) and
nanobiochar (NBC) may be used in the production of smart materials that may revolutionize …

With the rapid population explosion, the demand for food sources will continue to rise. The
use of chemical fertilizers in disproportionate quantities to meet the food demand has …

There is a growing interest in a diverse array of nano-biochar derived from cellulose-based
feedstocks to address the most pressing ecosystem challenges nowadays. Cellulose has …

The study was performed to investigate the effect of activated carbons (ACs) in dose 2% w/w
produced from agricultural wastes as Quinoa stalks (Q-AC), rice straws (R-AC) and corn …

The improper management of agricultural waste leading to environmental pollution is a
glaring problem of our age. One of the possible methods to mitigate this problem is the …

Crop loss and insufficient yield are two important issues faced by farmers. A major cause of
both of these issues is unhealthy soil. Various technological means have been tested and …