Search Results - "Quin, Bert F."

Chitin and crawfish shell biochar composite decreased heavy metal bioavailability and shifted rhizosphere bacterial community in an arsenic/lead co-contaminated soil by Chen, Hanbo, Gao, Yurong, Dong, Huiyun, Sarkar, Binoy, Song, Hocheol, Li, Jianhong, Bolan, Nanthi, Quin, Bert F., Yang, Xing, Li, Fangbai, Wu, Fengchang, Meng, Jun, Wang, Hailong, Chen, Wenfu

“…[Display omitted] •Chitin–biochar composite concurrently immobilized As and Pb in soils.•Crawfish shell biochar (CSB) reduced Pb availability but increased As…”
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Phosphorus runoff from agricultural land and direct fertilizer effects: a review by Hart, M.R, Quin, B.F, Nguyen, M.L

“…Phosphorus (P) is one of the most important mineral nutrients in agricultural systems, and along with nitrogen (N), is generally the most limiting nutrient for…”
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Coupled sorptive and oxidative antimony(III) removal by iron-modified biochar: Mechanisms of electron-donating capacity and reactive Fe species by Gao, Yurong, Chen, Hanbo, Fang, Zheng, Niazi, Nabeel Khan, Adusei-Fosu, Kwasi, Li, Jianhong, Yang, Xing, Liu, Zhongzhen, Bolan, Nanthi S., Gao, Bin, Hou, Deyi, Sun, Chenghua, Meng, Jun, Chen, Wenfu, Quin, Bert F., Wang, Hailong

“…Sorption and oxidation are two potential pathways for the decontamination of trivalent antimony (Sb(III))-bearing water, using iron (Fe)-modified biochar…”
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A critical review of biochar-based nitrogen fertilizers and their effects on crop production and the environment by Gao, Yurong, Fang, Zheng, Van Zwieten, Lukas, Bolan, Nanthi, Dong, Da, Quin, Bert F., Meng, Jun, Li, Fangbai, Wu, Fengchang, Wang, Hailong, Chen, Wenfu

“…Globally, nitrogen (N) fertilizer demand is expected to reach 112 million tonnes to support food production for about 8 billion people. However, more than half…”
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