Biochar Effects On Soils, Plants, Waters, and Greenhouse Gas Emissions: III
Oral SessionASA Section: Environmental Quality
Biochar may have beneficial primary or secondary effects on soil properties and plant yields, reduce soil greenhouse gas emissions, and be useful sorbent for metals, pesticides, and other agrochemicals. Biochar agronomic impacts have focused on biotic and abiotic factors following land application. However, further research is needed to further elucidate mechanisms and develop guidelines for biochar utilization, as not all biochars are created equal; individual biochars may address different soil constraints. This topical session brings together scientists focused on all facets of biochar research, to generate discussion of results and provide a forum to mold future directions of collaborative investigation.
Cosponsor(s):
Biochar: Agronomic and Environmental Uses CommunityTuesday, October 23, 2012: 7:55 AM-10:15 AM
Duke Energy Convention Center, Room 212, Level 2
Community Leader:
James Ippolito
Organizer:
Kurt Spokas
Presiders:
Kurt Spokas
and
James Ippolito
8:30 AM
9:00 AM
9:45 AM
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