Effects of biochar produced at different pyrolysis temperatures on nitrogen transformation, microbial functional genes, and enzyme activities in saline soils.

Front Microbiol · 2026 · PMC13033655 · PMID 41918526

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Moreover, when soil salinity was below 1.92 dS m −1 , soil net ammonification showed a decreasing trend with increasing biochar pyrolysis temperature.

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Two-way ANOVA results ( Table 3 ) indicated that both soil salinity and biochar type had highly significant effects on soil net ammonification across different incubation periods.

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