The effects of rice straw biochar on indigenous microbial community and enzymes activity in heavy metal-contaminated sediment

Danlian Huang(Hunan University), Linshan Liu(Hunan University), Guangming Zeng(Hunan University), Piao Xu(Hunan University), Chao Huang(Hunan University), Linjing Deng(Hunan University), Rongzhong Wang(Hunan University), Jia Wan(Hunan University)
Chemosphere
January 30, 2017
10.1016/j.chemosphere.2017.01.130
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