Biochar as a potential inoculant carrier for plant-beneficial bacteria - Glodowska, Martyna
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In recent years, biochar has gained importance as a way to deal with global climate change, by sequestering C into soils, but also as a soil amendment and bioremediation tool.However, not much attention has been focused on biochar and microbial interactions. Biochar, with its highly porous structure, is believed to provide a suitable habitat for many microorganisms by protecting them from predation and desiccation; additionally it might also provide reduced carbon as an energy source and mineral nutrients.In this study, we propose the use of biochar as an inoculant carrier for plant-beneficial bacteria.…mehr

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In recent years, biochar has gained importance as a way to deal with global climate change, by sequestering C into soils, but also as a soil amendment and bioremediation tool.However, not much attention has been focused on biochar and microbial interactions. Biochar, with its highly porous structure, is believed to provide a suitable habitat for many microorganisms by protecting them from predation and desiccation; additionally it might also provide reduced carbon as an energy source and mineral nutrients.In this study, we propose the use of biochar as an inoculant carrier for plant-beneficial bacteria.
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Martyna graduated from University of Wroclaw, Poland where she did her master degree in environment protection withe the special focus on organic farming. She continue scientific career at McGill University where she worked as a research assistant and later accomplished another master degree in Plant Science Department.