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1. In Situ Persistence and Migration of Biochar Carbon and Its Impact on Native Carbon Emission in Contrasting Soils under Managed Temperate Pastures B. Singh et al.
2. Impact of a Historical Fire Event on Pyrogenic Carbon Stocks and Dissolved Pyrogenic Carbon in Spodosols in Northern Michigan F. Santos et al.
3. Solid-state 13C NMR characterization of surface fire effects on the composition of organic matter in both soil and soil solution from a coniferous forest K. Näthe et al.
4. A study of palsa bog organic matter stabilization in response to holocene climate change using 13C NMR and FTICR MS R. Vasilevich et al.
5. Erosion budget and process selectivity of black carbon at meter scale C. Rumpel et al.
6. Transport and retention of biochar particles in porous media: effect of pH, ionic strength, and particle size W. Zhang et al.
7. Biochar applications for efficient removal of energetic compound contaminants B. Dong et al.
8. Phenolic profiles in natural and reconstructed soils from the oil sands region of Alberta I. Turcotte & S. Quideau
9. Potential mechanisms for achieving agricultural benefits from biochar application to temperate soils: a review C. Atkinson et al.
10. Influence of chromate adsorption and reduction on transport and retention of biochar colloids in saturated porous media R. Jin et al.
11. Historical trends of atmospheric black carbon on Sanjiang Plain as reconstructed from a 150-year peat record C. Gao et al.
12. Effects and fate of biochar from rice residues in rice-based systems S. Haefele et al.
13. Effects of soil erosion and soil amendment on soil aggregate stability in the cultivated-layer of sloping farmland in the Three Gorges Reservoir area R. Xia et al.
14. Measures of pyrogenic carbon in native forest and plantations of northern Australia F. Hutapea et al.
15. Inducing Inorganic Carbon Accrual in Subsoil through Biochar Application on Calcareous Topsoil Y. Wang et al.
16. Biochar application to soil for climate change mitigation by soil organic carbon sequestration K. Lorenz & R. Lal
17. Effects of biochar particle size and concomitant nitrogen fertilization on soil microbial community structure during the maize seedling stage R. Zhao et al.
18. Synergistic Photochemistry of Dissolved Black Carbon Mediated by Iron: A Critical Pathway for Enhancing Hydroxyl Radical Generation H. Ma et al.
19. Agricultural management strategies to actively promote subsoil carbon storage D. Jones et al.
20. Vertical and lateral transport of biochar in light-textured tropical soils A. Obia et al.
21. Biochar stability in soil: meta‐analysis of decomposition and priming effects J. Wang et al.
22. Impact of Three Types of Biochar on the Hydrological Properties of Eroded and Depositional Landscape Positions S. Sandhu & S. Kumar
23. Combined effects of earthworms and biochar on PAHs-contaminated soil remediation: A review S. Hou et al.
24. Adsorption of 15 different pesticides on untreated and phosphoric acid treated biochar and charcoal from water S. Taha et al.
25. Pyrogenic carbon controls across a soil catena in the Pacific Northwest V. Jauss et al.
26. Adaptation, validation and application of the chemo-thermal oxidation method to quantify black carbon in soils T. Agarwal & T. Bucheli
27. Effective sorption of atrazine by biochar colloids and residues derived from different pyrolysis temperatures F. Yang et al.
28. Application of thermal analysis techniques in soil science A. Plante et al.
29. Modeling black carbon degradation and movement in soil B. Foereid et al.
30. Peatland subsidence and carbon loss from drained temperate fens J. Leifeld et al.
31. Impact of rice straw biochar addition on the sorption and leaching of phenylurea herbicides in saturated sand column Y. Dan et al.
32. Biochar and short-term N2O and CO2 emission from plant residue-amended soil with different fertilisation history N. Buchkina et al.
33. Pyrogenic carbon in Australian soils F. Qi et al.
34. Forest burning affects quality and quantity of soil organic matter E. Hobley et al.
35. Transport and retention of biochar nanoparticles in a paddy soil under environmentally-relevant solution chemistry conditions M. Chen et al.
36. Organic fertilization promotes the accumulation of soil particulate organic carbon in a 9‐year plantation experiment T. Ren et al.
37. Effect of biochar, clay substrate and manure application on water availability and tree-seedling performance in a sandy soil J. Mertens et al.
38. Subsoils, but not toeslopes, store millennia-old PyC in a gently sloping catchment under temperate climate after centuries of cultivation J. Lebrun Thauront et al.
39. Vertical Distribution of Soil Pyrogenic Matter: A Review E. HOBLEY
40. Influence of feedstocks and pyrolysis on biochar’s capacity to modify soil water retention characteristics J. Mollinedo et al.
41. Highly stable rice-straw-derived charcoal in 3700-year-old ancient paddy soil: evidence for an effective pathway toward carbon sequestration M. Wu et al.
42. Deep-C storage: Biological, chemical and physical strategies to enhance carbon stocks in agricultural subsoils E. Button et al.
43. Fate and Transport of Fire-Born Particles in Porous Media P. Sharma et al.
44. Pesticide leaching from two Swedish topsoils of contrasting texture amended with biochar M. Larsbo et al.
45. Carbon losses from pyrolysed and original wood in a forest soil under natural and increased N deposition B. Maestrini et al.
46. Influence of biochar application methods on the phytostabilization of a hydrophobic soil contaminated with lead and acid tar S. Edenborn et al.
47. Pyrogenic carbon content and dynamics in top and subsoil of French forests L. Soucémarianadin et al.
48. Nitrogen and Carbon Leaching in Repacked Sandy Soil with Added Fine Particulate Biochar E. Bruun et al.
49. Long-term black carbon dynamics in cultivated soil B. Nguyen et al.
50. Pyrogenic carbon stocks are controlled by hydro-edaphic conditions in different forest types of the Northern Brazilian Amazon L. da Silva et al.
51. Distribution of Pyrogenic Carbon in the Soil of a Cold Temperate Coniferous Forest 13 Years After a Severe Wildfire L. Shi et al.
52. Transport of Biochar Particles in Saturated Granular Media: Effects of Pyrolysis Temperature and Particle Size D. Wang et al.
53. Wildfire legacies on pyrogenic carbon stocks in Amazonian peatlands Y. Wang et al.
54. Transformation and stabilization of pyrogenic organic matter in a temperate forest field experiment N. Singh et al.
55. Key factors controlling transport of biochar colloids in porous media and the mutual effects with coexisting contaminants W. Wei et al.
56. Terrestrial pyrogenic carbon export to fluvial ecosystems: Lessons learned from the White Nile watershed of East Africa D. Güereña et al.
57. Aggregation kinetics of biochar nanoparticles in aqueous environment: Interplays of anion type and bovine serum albumin W. Yang et al.
58. Long-term black carbon dynamics in cultivated soil B. Nguyen et al.
59. Visualization of biochar colloids transport and retention in two-dimensional porous media Y. Zhao et al.
60. Biochar dispersion in a tropical soil and its effects on native soil organic carbon A. Obia et al.
61. Spatial distributions and sequestrations of organic carbon and black carbon in soils from the Chinese loess plateau C. Zhan et al.
62. Biochar Impacts on Soil Physical Properties and Greenhouse Gas Emissions A. Mukherjee & R. Lal
63. Fate of soil‐applied black carbon: downward migration, leaching and soil respiration J. MAJOR et al.
64. Harnessing peatland rewetting for effective biochar-based carbon dioxide removal J. Rhymes et al.
65. A non-thermogenic source of black carbon in peat and coal B. Hartman et al.