Effects of applying biochar to soils from Embu, Kenya : effects on crop residue decomposition and soil fertility under varying soil moisture levels
Global warming is a challenge the world is facing today. All countries won’t have the same potential to adapt to future climate. The economic situation is determining on how well the country can adapt. Therefore, this will be a bigger challenge for developing countries. Many of these countries are s...
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SLU/Dept. of Soil and Environment
2012
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