BIOTECHNOLOGICAL POTENTIAL OF BIOCHAR FOR SOIL CARBON SEQUESTRATION

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Umarova Muhayyo Fayzulla qizi
Murodova Sayyora Sobirovna

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This study examines the biotechnological potential of biochar for soil carbon sequestration. Biochar produced through the pyrolysis of agricultural biomass under oxygen-limited conditions, can contribute to long-term carbon storage in soil. Its application may improve soil properties, support microbial activity, and enhance soil organic carbon stabilization. Biochar therefore represents a promising approach for climate change mitigation and sustainable soil management.

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Umarova , M., & Murodova , S. (2026). BIOTECHNOLOGICAL POTENTIAL OF BIOCHAR FOR SOIL CARBON SEQUESTRATION. Konferensiyalar, 1(1), 250-252. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23212389

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