Biochar, a carbon black substance with immense value, has been utilized since the Pre-
Columbian Era to enhance soil fertility and support crop growth. Modern society has …

Recently, the use of biochar (BC) to control plant diseases induced by pathogens has
attracted great attention. However, the control effect of BC on plant diseases is limited …

Cadmium contamination in saline-alkali soil is becoming a great concern. Combined
microbe-plant remediation is an economic way to treat this contamination, but is …

The addition of biochars and nanoparticles with adsorbed Azotobacter vinelandii and
Bacillus megaterium alleviated damage from Fusarium infection in both tomato (Solanum …

The climate crisis and years of unsustainable agricultural practices have reduced soil fertility
and crop yield. In addition, agricultural lands contribute more than 10% of greenhouse …

This research aimed to assess the influence of reusing coir-based substrates on growth,
nutrient content, and phytonutrients accumulation in lettuce. The experiment included a new …

In modern agricultural environment, plants are facing a number of challenges including
various kind of environmental stress and pathogen attacks. These plant pathogens include …

Fusarium wilt of banana (FWB), caused by the soil-borne fungus Fusarium oxysporum f. sp.
cubense (Foc), poses an undeniable threat to global banana production. This disease has …

Adding biochar to soil can affect the response of plants to biotic stresses because the
biochar addition changes the plants' chemical, microbial, and physical environments. These …

To support the search for alternate chemical-free strategies to enhance plant growth and
control plant diseases, we present an overview of the potential use of Biochar (BC) a product …