An investigation into the reactions of biochar in soil
Stephen Joseph(Saveetha University), James E. Amonette(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Paul Munroe(UNSW Sydney), Chee H. Chia(The University of Sydney), Nikolaus Foidl(John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation), Johannes Lehmann(Cornell University), Annette Cowie(Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development), Stephen Kimber(New South Wales Department of Primary Industries), Ronald J. Smernik(The University of Adelaide), James M. Hook(The University of Sydney), Yunqin Lin(The University of Sydney), B. P. Singh(NSW Department of Planning and Environment), Lukas Van Zwieten(New South Wales Department of Primary Industries)
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